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Multi-terrain runs in East Sussex

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A new 25km option – ideal if you want to explore the surrounding countryside around Brighton and sections of the South Downs Way with its fabulous views back over the Sussex countryside.
  • Sun 24 May
  • £89
Brighton, East Sussex, UK

Brighton Challenge

A new 25km option – ideal if you want to explore the surrounding countryside around Brighton and sections of the South Downs Way with its fabulous views back over the Sussex countryside.

  • 25 km trail running + 400 m ascent
  • Undulating
  • Hilly
  • Age 14 & over
The full distance option of the South Coast Challenge from sunny Eastbourne, over the magnificent Seven Sisters, onto Cuckmere Haven and over the South Downs all the way to historic Arundel.
  • Sat 5 - Sun 6 Sep
  • £199
Polegate, East Sussex, UK

South Coast Ultra Challenge | Full Continuous 100K

The full distance option of the South Coast Challenge from sunny Eastbourne, over the magnificent Seven Sisters, onto Cuckmere Haven and over the South Downs all the way to historic Arundel.

  • 100 km trail running + 2100 m ascent
  • Chip timing
  • Enter online
  • GPS tracking
  • Hilly
  • Age 18 & over
A true steeplechase race across the breathtaking scenery of the ancient trails surrounding the medieval town of Rye in East Sussex, linking Norman churches as you go.
  • Sun 13 Sep
  • £29-£33
Rye, East Sussex, UK

Rye Ancient Trails 30K & 15K

A true steeplechase race across the breathtaking scenery of the ancient trails surrounding the medieval town of Rye in East Sussex, linking Norman churches as you go.

  • Multi-terrain run 2
  • Recycling
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Plastic bottle free
  • Event village
  • Rural
  • Sustainability policy
  • Age 16 & over

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