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Uplawmoor Festival of Running

Neilston, United Kingdom • 16 May 2026

Event Overview

The Uplawmoor Festival of Running takes place on 16 May 2026. It features a single 9 km race. The entire course is run on 'B' roads.

Course Details

The route includes a 200 ft climb in the first 2 km, followed by a 1 km descent. The section from 3 km to 4 km is undulating, with a major hill from 4 km to 5 km. The final 3 km is a fast downhill section to the finish line. Registration opens at the tennis club clubhouse next to Mure Hall.

Awards and Charity

Prizes are awarded for the first male and female finishers, with runners-up prizes for second and third places. This is a charity event, with proceeds donated to Scottish Action for Mental Health.

Additional Information

Participants are responsible for bringing their own water. A first aider will be present. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Scotland Neilston

Race information

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Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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