Devon Coast To Coast

Wembury, United Kingdom • 18-19 Apr 2026

Event overview

The Devon Coast to Coast event takes place on 18-19 April 2026. It follows the Two Moors Way across Devon from Wembury to Lynmouth and crosses two national parks, Dartmoor and Exmoor. The non-stop ultra covers a coast-to-coast route of 112 miles (180 km) with a 38 hour time limit. The event includes checkpoints with stocked food and hot drinks. Support teams are permitted to meet runners at key locations on the non-stop event. All entries include mandatory tracker hire and live GPS tracking.

Routes and logistics

  • 112 miles (180 km) non-stop, Wembury to Lynmouth, follows Two Moors Way
  • 75 km from Wembury to Chagford, includes full Dartmoor crossing
  • 100 km from Chagford to Lynmouth, covers mid Devon and Exmoor
  • Marathon stage from West Anstey to Lynmouth, full Exmoor crossing

The route begins with the 17 mile Erme-Plym Trail to Ivybridge where it meets the waymarked Two Moors Way. Some sections cross open moorland and require navigation; the route is available on Outdoor Active and as a GPX file. Transport is offered before the event from the finish to each start location; there is no return transport after the event. Entry period runs from 27 June 2025 until 9 April 2026. Entry fees vary by distance. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

112 mi
Devon Coast to Coast Ultra
100 km
Devon 100 Km (mid Devon and Exmoor)
75 km
Devon 75km (south Devon and Dartmoor)
Marathon
Exmoor Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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