Womens Night Challenge

Glencap Commons North, Ireland • 3 Oct 2025

Women’s Night Challenge is a women-only night running event held in County Wicklow. The 7.0 km course, along the Sugarloaf Way, includes about 277 m of ascent and is fully marked with GPS allowed. Promoted as an introductory night challenge to encourage female participation in night running, the event features a sweeper to assist runners of all levels.

Mandatory Level A kit includes a showerproof/windproof jacket, trail shoes, and a torch (head torch preferred), with a backup torch advised. The finish line is at a GAA Club, and race fees are donated to Bray Women’s Refuge. Entry details were not posted at the time. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

7 km
277 m+
7.00 Km
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