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Storm the Fort - 10K Multiterrain Race

Plymouth, United Kingdom • 13 Sep 2026

Storm the Fort - 10K Multiterrain Race

Storm the Fort is a 10 km multiterrain running event held at Woodland Fort in Crownhill, Plymouth. The race uses a two-lap course that stays within Woodland Woods and the surrounding area. Terrain on the route includes grass, wooded paths and quiet roads.

The event begins at Woodland Park and finishes at Woodland Fort. All participants receive commemorative medals. An event village at Woodland Fort provides post-race refreshments and a family-friendly atmosphere.

This is the second running of the event. Entry requires registration with the SiEntries system. Entries open 14 January 2026 and close 12 September 2026. Minimum age for entry is 18 or older. Entry fees are quoted as £20.00 for UKA members and £22.00 for non members.

The event is organised by Storm Plymouth and is scheduled for 13 September 2026 at Woodland Fort, Crownhill, Plymouth. Terms and conditions and the event cancellation and refund policy apply. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom South West (England) Plymouth

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10 km
Storm the Fort - 10k Multiterrain Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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