Wild Horse 200 - South Wales 200

Chepstow, United Kingdom • 15-20 Apr 2026

Wild Horse South Wales 200

Wild Horse South Wales 200 is a 200 mile trail ultramarathon across the landscapes of South Wales. The route follows Offa’s Dyke and the Beacons Way, joins the Heart Of Wales Line and then uses sections of the Wales Coast Path before finishing at Worm’s Head. The race starts in Chepstow and finishes at Worm’s Head.

The event takes place on trails and mountain paths and involves long-distance navigation along established long-distance routes. Organisers operate aid stations and a volunteer crew to support runners at checkpoints along the course. The race is presented as part of the Wild Horse 200 series of 200 mile races held in Wales.

Information provided for the event notes multiple editions and recorded results for previous years, indicating recurring annual organisation. The presentation includes references to partner brands and event partners that support the race. The tone of participant accounts highlights strong logistical support from marshals and volunteers and an emphasis on organisation and checkpoint assistance. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

200 mi
South Wales 200
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