Saturday, February 27, 2027
Distance
Climb
Start Time
Cutoff
Terrain
Difficulty
The event follows quiet trails and coastal paths around the Chidham Peninsula, beside Chichester Harbour, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Runners pass views across the harbour toward Bosham Hoe, Itchenor, East Head and the South Downs. At low tide, parts of the course include a short foreshore crossing. The routes are relatively flat and run on firm trail, and the day is well supported with water stations, refreshments, first aid and marshals along the way. Over 1,000 runners are expected, and the event has been running for more than ten years.
Coastal trails around the Chidham Peninsula
Views across Chichester Harbour toward Bosham Hoe, Itchenor, East Head and the South Downs
Short foreshore crossing at low tide
Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Terrain
Route
What to bring
Reusable cup or bottle for water stations
Mobile phone
Reusable cup / bottle (plastic free event; used at water stations)
Rain jacket
Food / drink suitable for the race
What you get
Finisher medal
Finisher certificate
Chip timing
Race photos
High-quality metal medal
Finisher goodie
Refreshing drink at the finish
Personalised certificate
Event photographer on the day
On the day
Marshals on course
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Yes, both routes are relatively flat. The half marathon has around 65 m of elevation gain and the medium route has around 50 m. The event grades the difficulty at 2 out of 5.
Parts of the course include a short foreshore crossing at low tide. Check the organiser's website for guidance on tide times and what to expect on the day.
Yes, the event is chip timed, so your time will be recorded with a chip.
Yes, spectators are welcome to come and watch the event.
The organiser recommends checking their website for the most recent information about the event, including registration and course updates.
Southbourne, United Kingdom
Saturday, February 27, 2027
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€51
entry fee
