The Stonehenge Stomp

Amesbury, United Kingdom • 25 Jan 2026

Stonehenge Stomp 2026

The Stonehenge Stomp is scheduled for Sunday 25 January 2026 and will be the 36th running of the event. It is organised as a walking event that also welcomes runners; it is not a race. The routes give views of Stonehenge. The event usually sells out within days and participant numbers are limited.

Routes, entry and event services

Routes are fully marked and route instructions are provided. Refreshments are available at regular checkpoints. Distances offered include:

  • 5 km family friendly route
  • 10 km
  • 20 km
  • 30 km
  • 40 km

Entry will open in late 2025 and the entry link will be published on the event website and on social media. Only online entry will be accepted; postal entries are not accepted and there is no on-the-day entry. The organisers rely on volunteers to staff the event and invite people to volunteer if they are unable to take part. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

40 km
30 km
20 km
10 km
5 km
5 Km Family Friendly
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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