Gecko Gathering - Harlyn

Cornwall, United Kingdom • 19 Jul 2026

Event overview

Gecko Gathering - Harlyn 2026 is a coastal running event on 19 July 2026 in Cornwall, Great Britain. The event is organised by Purple Gecko Events and is held between Harlyn Beach and Padstow. Registration closes on 10 July 2026. The event supports Padstow Rowing Club, with optional donations collected for the restoration of the boat Dasher (built 1989).

Race details

  • 10.5 km Padstow to Harlyn, following the South West Coast Path, finishing at Harlyn Beach.
  • 21.1 km Half marathon, described as a return route between Harlyn and Padstow along the South West Coast Path.

There is no cut off time for any distance. The event is timed using the ST App Service; there will be no chip timing. Competitors receive medals, personalised bibs, and there is free race photography. Awards are given to top finishers. The event location is listed as Harlyn Beach, PL28 8PD, Cornwall. Entry prices start from £24.00 as shown in the event information. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

Half Marathon
21.1 Km
11 km
10.5 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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