Sticklepath Horseshoe

Sticklepath, United Kingdom • 8 Aug 2026

Event overview

The Sticklepath Horseshoe takes place on Sat 8 Aug 2026 in Sticklepath, England, in the South West region. The race is category BM. The course distance is 15.5 km / 9.6 miles with 519 m / 1703 ft of climb. Grid reference: SX641940. Minimum age is 18. Skills listed for participants are ER, LK, NS. The event is described as not suitable for beginners.

Entry and race details

Pre-entry is available for a fee of £10 and is recommended; pre-entry is limited to 50 entries. Entry on the day is permitted for a fee of £12. Teams are not allowed. There are no junior races. A permit and UK Athletics insurance are in place through the FRA. Recorded course best times are 01:08:49 (male, 2016) and 01:27:51 (female, 2024). Participants are required to have full body cover in line with FRA requirements and to carry a map and compass and know how to use them. Carrying an emergency foil blanket is recommended. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

16 km
15.5 Km / 9.6 Miles
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