Loch Ness 24

Inverness, United Kingdom • 24-25 Aug 2024

The Loch Ness 24 is a 24-hour solo or team relay trail running race set along the scenic banks of Loch Ness. Participants aim to complete as many 7km laps as possible through ancient Scots pine forests and along the loch's beaches. The event offers flexibility, allowing runners to rest between laps and enjoy the camaraderie at the event village. It caters to both beginners and ultra-athletes, with options to participate for charity. The race includes amenities such as race timing, camping, hydration stations, and medical support, making it a unique endurance challenge in a world-renowned location. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

7 km
Solo
7 km
Team Relay
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