The Dee Way 120

Prestatyn, United Kingdom • 5 Sep 2025

The Dee Way 120 is an ultra-distance running event that spans approximately 120 miles along the scenic River Dee, from Llanwchllyn to Prestatyn. Participants can choose between the full race or a shorter 60-mile option, which starts at Corwen. The event features a 50-hour time limit for the 120-mile race and a 20-hour limit for the 60-mile race, with multiple indoor checkpoints for refueling and rest. Teams of 2 to 6 can participate in the relay format for the full event. Runners can expect GPS tracking, event mementos, and a picturesque route through North Wales' stunning landscapes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

120 mi
The Dee Way 120
60 mi
The Dee Way 60
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