Triple Trail Races
Maidstone, United Kingdom • 19 Sep 2026
Event Overview
The Triple Trail Races take place in Kent on a route that combines three historic trails: the North Downs Way, Greensand Way, and Weald Way. The event features three distances: 25 km, 50 km, and 100 km. All races finish at Loddington Farm in Linton.
The Courses
The 100 km route is described as Kent's only single-loop ultra marathon. The 50 km route for 2026 is revised, starting at Blue Bell Hill Cricket Club and taking in Nashenden Downs before joining the North Downs Way. The 25 km route is a point-to-point race starting in Detling, following the North Downs Way past Leeds Castle to the finish.
Race Village and Amenities
The race village at Loddington Farm serves as the finish area for all distances. It features food and drink vendors, a chill-out and recovery zone with massage services, a post-race bar with music, and on-site camping available on Friday and Saturday nights.
What's Included
A race entry includes:
- Fully marked routes with checkpoints stocked with food, drinks, and first aid.
- Live GPS tracking and timing.
- A finisher's medal for those completing the course within the official cut-off.
- Hot food during the race and at the finish line.
- Access to the race village facilities.
- Free professional event photography.
- Free car parking at Race HQ.
- Awards for the top three male and female finishers in each race.
- An optional, paid coach transfer to the start lines for the 25 km and 50 km races.
Camping
On-site camping at Loddington Farm is available. For 2026, facilities are described as improved with more services and evening entertainment. A pitch costs £15 per night or £20 for the full weekend (Friday to Sunday), accommodating a tent, car, or campervan. Access is from 16:00 Friday to 10:00 Saturday, 05:00 to 11:00 Sunday, or for the full weekend from 16:00 Friday to 11:00 Sunday.
Participant Requirements
All participants must be 20 years or older on race day. The event has specific mandatory kit lists for each distance, which include items like a waterproof jacket, headtorch, and reusable cup. Kit checks are conducted. The race operates under a Trail Running Association permit. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.