Newnham 8 Miler

Plymouth, United Kingdom • 28 Aug 2026

Newnham 8 and 4 Mile trail race + canix

The event takes place on 28 August 2026 at Newnham Park, Plympton, Devon, on a private estate on the outskirts of Plymouth. It is presented as an early evening trail run set in the grounds of the Newnham estate.

Distances on offer:

  • 8 Miler (two laps; canicross option)
  • 4 Miler (one lap; canicross option)

The 8 Miler is offered as an alternative distance for runners who want to increase distance beyond standard 10K distances and for those preparing for an autumn half marathon or marathon. The 4 Miler provides a shorter loop for runners who want a different distance from a 5K or 10K.

Entries open 15 October 2025 and close 27 August 2026. The minimum age to enter is 18 or older. Entry fees listed are £18 for the 8 Miler and £16 for the 4 Miler; the same fees apply for canicross entries. Entries are managed through SiEntries.

All money raised will go to supporting the work of Bowel Cancer West. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

8 mi
8 Miler - Canicross
8 mi
8 Miler
4 mi
4 Miler
4 mi
4 Miler - Canicross
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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