Pint & Pork Scratchings 5

Epperstone, United Kingdom • 9 Jun 2026

Pint & Pork Scratchings 5

Pint & Pork Scratchings 5 is a charity trail run that raises money for The Brain Tumour Charity. The event takes place in Epperstone, Nottinghamshire, NG14 6AD.

The course covers 5 miles of undulating Nottinghamshire trails and starts and finishes in Epperstone. The route includes an early "mini" hill within the first mile. The June date is chosen to take advantage of the later sunset.

Entry details state an entry fee of £14.00 and a runner limit raised to 375 entries. At the time of publication there are 34 participants entered. For HP runners, the event counts towards the Road League points tally.

Prizes include Up & Running vouchers for the first male and female, recognition for course records for both men and women, a crate of beer for the club with the most entrants, and additional running related prizes. The event is based at The Cross Keys pub for 2026. Dogs are not permitted on the event this year.

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Race information

5 mi
5 Miles
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