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Dymock Half Marathon 2025

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Sun 25th May 2025

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Race Information
Race Start Time: 09:00 Entry On Day: Yes
Running Surface: Road Race Cut Off Time: TBC
Route Undulation: Undulating Race Town: Ledbury
Timing Method: Chip Race Location: Gloucestershire
Number Collection: Collect Race Entry Cost: £29.50
Distance Markers: Miles Race Status: Completed
Road Status: Unknown Use Headphones: Unknown
Max Number: 200 Race Format:
Race Information
Race Start Time: 09:00
Entry On Day: Yes
Running Surface: Road
Race Cut Off Time: TBC
Route Undulation: Undulating
Use Headphones: Unknown
Timing Method: Chip
Race Town: Ledbury
Race Location: Gloucestershire
Number Collection: Collect
Road Status: Unknown
Race Entry Cost: £29.50
Distance Markers: Miles
Race Status: Completed
Max Number: 200
Race Format:

Race Details

Current Status

Completed

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Race Essentials

Entry Cost
£29.50 (Affiliated: £27.50)
Time Limit

Unknown

Headphones

Unknown

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Additional distances & related events

Alternative Distances:

5 Mile

Race Entry Information

Dymock Half Marathon 2025 Race Entry

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Race Description

The Dymock Half Marathon runs alongside the Dymock 5 mile race. The event runs through the picturesque rolling countryside of the Gloucestershire/Herefordshire borders. The race takes place on very quiet country lanes and is fairly undulating bordering on hilly.  Not much of a course for a PB the organisers freely admit, but the scenery makes it well worth the effort.

Runners for both races start together with the runners of the 5 mile route travelling through the same first 2 miles as the Half marathon, but then looping round back to Dymock for a high tempo finish. Both courses are suitable for runners of all abilities and are are fully marked out and marshalled with several water stations.

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