Bluebell 10km

Tring, United Kingdom

Saturday, May 1, 2027

Distance

10km

Start Time

08:30

Cutoff

Event ends at 11:00

Terrain

Trail

Difficulty

Beginner

Overview

A guided trail run of roughly 10km through the bluebell woods of the Chiltern Hills, starting from the market square in Tring. Run the Wild groups runners by ability and gives each group its own Run Leader, who shares trail running tips along the way, and the organisers recommend being able to run 5km without stopping. It suits people new to off-road running as much as experienced trail runners, and the morning wraps up around 11am.

Bluebell-carpeted woods of the Chiltern Hills
Start in the small market town of Tring
Expert local Run Leaders sharing trail running tips
Cafes near the finish for post-run refreshments

The practical side

Start / Finish

Start

Market Place (Tring Farmers' Market), Brook Street, Tring, HP23 5ED

Finish

In Tring town centre, with cafes nearby for refreshments; the event finishes around 11am

Terrain

Trail running through the bluebell carpeted woods of the Chiltern Hills

Route

The distance will be around 10km. The run starts in the quaint small town of Tring, set in the heart of the Chilterns, and we guide you on a route to see the best of the bluebells. The event will finish around 11am.

Getting There

Tring is about 40 minutes north west of London, with train links from London Euston. The nearest station is Tring, where there are taxi ranks, or you can walk the 1.7 miles to the meeting point along pavements.

Race Day

Meet at the Market Place in Tring, also known as Tring Farmers' Market, for an 08:45 start. Runners are grouped by ability and set off with their Run Leader, with the run expected to finish around 11am.

Good to know

What to bring

Mobile phone

Whistle

RecommendedTrail running shoes, Waterproof jacket, Water and snacks for the route

What you get

Run Leader with every group

Trail running instruction along the route

Bag storage

Runners grouped by similar ability

Chance to meet other trail runners

Food after the finishNo organised post-race catering, but there are cafes in Tring near the finish for hot drinks and snacks.

On the day

Bag drop

Marshals on course

First aid on course

Parking · PaidThere is a pay and display car park at the Forge car park, directly adjacent to the event start, and an on-site pay and display car park at the market meeting point. Payment is by the usual pay and display arrangements.

Public transportTring is around 40 minutes north west of London with train links from London Euston. The nearest station is Tring, where taxi ranks are available, or you can walk the 1.7 miles to the meeting point along pavements.

AccessibilityThe meeting point is in Tring town centre with pavement access from the railway station; the run itself is over woodland and field trails.

Course markingThe route is guided rather than flagged. You run as part of a group with a Run Leader at the front, and you are asked to stay with that group throughout. If you do lose sight of your leader, use your whistle or mobile phone to attract attention.

Before you enter

RefundsFor single day events costing less than £50, which includes this one, notifying Run the Wild in writing more than six weeks before the event lets you transfer your place to another Run the Wild event taking place within six months of the original date. Cancelling inside six weeks means all monies paid are lost.

TransfersEntries for events under £50 can be transferred to another Run the Wild event within six months of the original event if you notify them in writing more than six weeks before race day. Inside six weeks no transfer or refund is available.

DeferralsCancellation more than six weeks before a single day event costing less than £50 allows your entry to be moved to another Run the Wild event taking place within six months of the original date; there is no deferral option inside six weeks.

If the race is cancelledRun the Wild may cancel an event that does not have enough entrants to be financially viable and would inform runners as soon as possible, though not less than 15 days before a UK event except in cases of force majeure. Cancellation by the organiser entitles you to a refund limited to fees paid to Run the Wild, or the option to rebook another date or activity. If cancellation follows government intervention, actual costs incurred are deducted from any refund. Optional refund protection is offered at checkout through XCover for £2.50, covering injury or illness including Covid-19, adverse weather on race day, public transport disruption and breakdown or accident.

Bad weatherThe Event Director and Run Leader keep the right to cancel or change the route at short notice because of weather, route disruption or other unforeseen situations.

Minimum ageThe minimum age is 16. Runners under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian unless specifically agreed with Run the Wild in advance.

DogsHeadphones are not allowed at Run the Wild events, so that you can hear your surroundings and any instructions from your Run Leader. If you would like to bring a dog, contact Run the Wild directly to check before you enter.

€29

per person · entry fee

Tring, United Kingdom

Saturday, May 1, 2027

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