Sun 4 Oct 2026 Winchester, Hampshire, UK

Clarendon Marathon

If you are looking for a marathon which is off road, picturesque and challenging then running the Clarendon is the ultimate.

3 races

  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #1 of 3
Broughton Village Hall, Stockbridge

Half Marathon

12:20

Age 16 & over

£35

  • 13 miles multi terrain running
  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #2 of 3
Laverstock & Ford Sports Club, Salisbury

Marathon

09:30

Age 18 & over

£45-£110

  • 26 miles multi terrain running
  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #3 of 3
Farley Mount Country Park, Winchester

Mini Marathon

13:45

All ages

£25

  • 5 miles multi terrain running

Event overview

The route takes you from Salisbury to Winchester along the ancient Clarendon Way with a few extra turns here and there to make up a full 26.2 miles. More than 90% is off road, with the trail following country tracks and paths - many of which have not changed since being travelled by the ancient Kings and Queens of England. In addition to the full marathon distance (26 miles), we also have a half marathon event (13 miles less) and a mini (last 5 miles less). If you want to join us but are not able to run the full course, please feel welcome to get a team of 4 together and run in a relay or enter the mini and join us for the last 5 miles. For spectators with children, we will also be running a kiddie's race around the grounds of Kings School.

Event details

  • Average fitness
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Event village
  • Families
  • Spectators
  • Teams

Location

  • Secure bag storage
  • Toilets

Sustainability

  • Bring your own cup

Races at event

  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #1 of 3
Broughton Village Hall, Stockbridge
Half Marathon

12:20

Age 16 & over

£35

  • 13 miles multi terrain running
  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #2 of 3
Laverstock & Ford Sports Club, Salisbury
Marathon

09:30

Age 18 & over

£45-£110

  • 26 miles multi terrain running
  • Sun 4 Oct 2026
  • #3 of 3
Farley Mount Country Park, Winchester
Mini Marathon

13:45

All ages

£25

  • 5 miles multi terrain running

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