Sun 17 May 2026 Newton Abbot, Devon, UK

The Lemon Run 5K & 10K

A lot of Dirt - A lot of Dash - A lot of Fun!!

2 races

  • Sun 17 May
  • #1 of 2
Newton Abbot, Newton Abbot

5K

09:00

Age 15 & over

£13-£16

  • 5 km multi terrain running
  • Sun 17 May
  • #2 of 2
Newton Abbot, Newton Abbot

10K

09:00

Age 15 & over

£21-£24

  • 10 km multi terrain running

Event overview

Welcome to The Lemon Run 5K & 10K, a brand-new multi-terrain running event for 2026 taking place in Newton Abbot. Inspired by the landscape around the River Lemon, this event offers runners a technical and varied course that combines riverside paths, quiet country lanes, and some challenging climbs along the way. This is not a personal-best chasing course. Instead, The Lemon Run is designed to be a fun and rewarding challenge, perfect for runners who enjoy varied terrain and a proper test of their running ability. The event features both 5K and 10K distances on a figure-of-eight route, with each loop measuring approximately 5km. 5K runners complete one loop, while 10K runners take on the full figure of eight challenge. The mix of terrain and elevation makes it great for newcomers looking for their first off-road challenge, while still offering enough variety to keep experienced runners engaged from start to finish. Race HQ will be based at Venture Court, off Bradley Lane, creating a central hub for registration, race information, and the start and finish of the event. Whether you're stepping into multi-terrain running for the first time or you're a seasoned runner looking for a new local challenge, The Lemon Run promises a memorable race experience.

Event details

  • Average fitness
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Event village

Location

  • Secure bag storage

Sustainability

  • Optional medal

Races at event

  • Sun 17 May
  • #1 of 2
Newton Abbot, Newton Abbot
5K

09:00

Age 15 & over

£13-£16

  • 5 km multi terrain running
  • Sun 17 May
  • #2 of 2
Newton Abbot, Newton Abbot
10K

09:00

Age 15 & over

£21-£24

  • 10 km multi terrain running
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