Pilgrim Challenge

Farnham, United Kingdom • 7-8 Feb 2026

The Pilgrim Challenge is a renowned ultra marathon held along the historic North Downs Way in Surrey, UK. Participants can choose to run or walk either 33 miles in one day or 66 miles over two days. The course offers stunning views, ancient countryside, picturesque villages, and areas of outstanding natural beauty, following the route once traveled by pilgrims to Canterbury.

The event includes fully marked routes, checkpoints with food and water, medical support, and overnight accommodation with meals for the two-day option. Additional features include shuttle services, a friendly atmosphere, finisher medals, and prizes. The Pilgrim Challenge has earned a Gold Race Award for its quality and participant experience. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

66 mi
2374 m+
66 Miles 2 Day Event
33 mi
33 Miles 1 Day Event
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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