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Galty Crossing

Name: Galty Crossing
Start: 2025-06-07
End: 2025-06-07
Location: Townparks

Townparks, Ireland • 7 Jun 2025

The Galty Crossing is an extreme mountain running event held in County Tipperary, Ireland, organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association. Covering a challenging 32 km distance with 1500 meters of ascent, the race features an unmarked route that requires advanced navigation skills. Participants must carry mandatory safety gear, including waterproof clothing, emergency food, and navigation tools, reflecting the event's demanding nature. The race starts from Castle Car Park in Cahir and emphasizes self-sufficiency and preparedness. With a limit of 100 entries, the Galty Crossing offers a rigorous and adventurous mountain running experience in the scenic Galty Mountains. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Ireland Townparks

Race information

Registration

32 km

1500 m+

32.00 Km

Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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