Race Date
Sun 11th Sep 2022
Race Status
Entries Open
Race Start Time:
09:30
Entry On Day:
No
Running Surface:
Trail
Race Cut Off Time:
TBC
Route Undulation:
Hilly
Race Town:
Dorking
Timing Method:
Chip
Race Location:
Surrey
Number Collection:
Collect
Race Entry Cost:
£56.00
Distance Markers:
Miles
Race Status:
Entries Open
Road Status:
Unknown
Use Headphones:
Not Recommended
Max Number:
1000
Race Format:
Race Start Time:
09:30
Entry On Day:
No
Running Surface:
Trail
Race Cut Off Time:
TBC
Route Undulation:
Hilly
Use Headphones:
Not Recommended
Timing Method:
Chip
Race Town:
Dorking
Race Location:
Surrey
Number Collection:
Collect
Road Status:
Unknown
Race Entry Cost:
£56.00
Distance Markers:
Miles
Race Status:
Entries Open
Max Number:
1000
Race Format:
Race Goodies:
Race Pacers:
Unknown
Entry Cost
Unaffiliated: £56.00
Affiliated: £54.00
Where is the race?
The race is located in Dorking, United Kingdom.
Can I wear headphones at the Bacchus Marathon?
Not Recommended.
Is the race still going ahead?
Entries Open
Change
is always possible, please contact the race organiser to
confirm
this at:
[email protected]
What is the maximum allowed time to complete the race?
The maximum time allowed is
unknown, sorry.
Race Entry Information
Bacchus Marathon Race Entry
The website organising the Bacchus Marathon is
https://www.run-bacchus.com/
Race Description:
Race Status Entries Open
| Race Start Time: | 09:30 | Entry On Day: | No |
|---|---|---|---|
| Running Surface: | Trail | Race Cut Off Time: | TBC |
| Route Undulation: | Hilly | Race Town: | Dorking |
| Timing Method: | Chip | Race Location: | Surrey |
| Number Collection: | Collect | Race Entry Cost: | £56.00 |
| Distance Markers: | Miles | Race Status: | Entries Open |
| Road Status: | Unknown | Use Headphones: | Not Recommended |
| Max Number: | 1000 | Race Format: |
| Race Start Time: | 09:30 |
|---|---|
| Entry On Day: | No |
| Running Surface: | Trail |
| Race Cut Off Time: | TBC |
| Route Undulation: | Hilly |
| Use Headphones: | Not Recommended |
| Timing Method: | Chip |
| Race Town: | Dorking |
| Race Location: | Surrey |
| Number Collection: | Collect |
| Road Status: | Unknown |
| Race Entry Cost: | £56.00 |
| Distance Markers: | Miles |
| Race Status: | Entries Open |
| Max Number: | 1000 |
| Race Format: |
Race Goodies:
Race Pacers:
Entry Cost
Unaffiliated: £56.00
Affiliated: £54.00
Where is the race?
The race is located in Dorking, United Kingdom.
Can I wear headphones at the Bacchus Marathon?
Not Recommended.
Is the race still going ahead?
Entries Open
Change is always possible, please contact the race organiser to confirm this at: [email protected]
What is the maximum allowed time to complete the race?
The maximum time allowed is unknown, sorry.
Race Entry Information
Bacchus Marathon Race Entry
The website organising the Bacchus Marathon is https://www.run-bacchus.com/
Race Description:
Each runner will receive a finisher's medal, all wines and food at the drinks stations (marathon runners visit each station twice), a high quality technical T-shirt, a ticket to the post-race hog roast with complimentary drink, free parking, medical support throughout, secure baggage and free digital downloads of your race photographs for personal use.
Each runner has the chance to sample six fabulous English wines (12 for marathon runners), at five drinks stations along the course with two wines served at the last station,
The route is one lap (Half) or two laps (Full) and starts and finishes at the main building inside Denbies Vineyard near Dorking, Surrey.
The route is undulating (with one significant hill) and multi-terrain with a bias towards road. Half of the course is inside the beautiful Denbies Wine Estate, the other half passes through National Trust countryside and woodland along the Pilgrims Way and North Downs Way.
It is a demanding route but also a beautiful one offering breath-taking views over the Mole Valley, Ranmore Common and the North Downs. Although some runners choose to run it as quickly as possible, most take a lighter view of the day and take their time to make the most of the sampling stations along the route.
