Simon Wake Comrie Hills Relay

Comrie, United Kingdom • 30 Aug 2025

Simon Wake Comrie Hills Relay is a 43-kilometre four-leg team race starting and finishing in Comrie, with a total ascent of 1,733 metres. Runners tackle a circuit up and around Glen Lednock’s hills in four legs: Leg 1 11.2 km (marked), Leg 2 6.9 km (unmarked), Leg 3 13.6 km (unmarked with a short marked section), and Leg 4 11.5 km (marked). Legs 2 and 3 are rough mountain terrain; Legs 1 and 4 are trail-like. Leg 3 has partial marking for safety; gear checks apply on tougher legs. Proceeds from 2025 support Junior Hill Running in Scotland, with junior races. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

43 km
1733 m+
43k Relay
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