Woodstock周辺の10Kレース

The Sonning Common 10K begins at Sonning Common Primary School, with the school playground serving as race HQ for a 9:30am start. This chip-timed 10K takes place in early October, organized by volunteers to raise funds for the primary school. While still a new and small event, it attracts club runners as it's included in club championship schedules. Participants receive a Jane Fonda-style aerobics warm-up before the start, deviating from the typical pre-race quiet shuffling. The course departs Sonning Common village, proceeding onto quieter local roads before entering the South Oxfordshire countryside. It features trail sections, a steady ascent through woodland, a descent on country roads, and concludes with a final two kilometers back into the village. Autumn colors may be visible on race morning, complementing the lane and woodland character of the route. The participants include local runners, club athletes, and individuals supporting the school fundraiser, with volunteers essential for the event's operation.

The Walton Hall 10K begins and ends at Walton Hall in Wellesbourne, Warwickshire (event base: CV35 9HG). This autumn 10K run and walk includes a Fun Run, with proceeds supporting Shipston Home Nursing. The event welcomes participants beyond solo runners, including walkers, families, company groups, and teams of friends. Individuals can register alone, form a new team, or join an existing one. Solo entrants must be 16 or older; children under 16 require accompaniment on an adult registration.

The Wendover Woods Marathon, Half Marathon & 10k is a multi-terrain running event held within Wendover Woods, Buckinghamshire, part of the Chiltern Hills. This event is included in the Autumn Festival of Running and features a marathon, half marathon, 10k, and a junior run. Participants can select a distance ranging from a short forest race to a full marathon. The course has hills and includes significant ascents, with a six-hour time limit for all participants. The 10k race follows a multi-lap course on forest trails. The longer races extend this challenge across similar rolling woodland terrain. This event is suitable for novice trail runners, experienced runners seeking a hilly challenge, and marathon runners desiring a more demanding course than a flat road race. It welcomes pets, and the venue is family-friendly, offering an on-site cafe, Go Ape, adventure play areas, biking trails, and a nearby Gruffalo trail for children.

Thameside is a two-race canoe marathon series organized by Reading Canoe Club, taking place on the Kennet & Avon Canal, the River Kennet, and the River Thames near Reading. The initial race is a 12-mile time trial from Aldermaston Bridge to Reading Canoe Club. Participants navigate the canal, merge with the Kennet, pass through Reading's town centre, then turn left onto the Thames, paddling upstream past Caversham Lock. The subsequent race covers 19 miles downstream from Reading to Marlow, commencing behind Reading Rowing Club by Rivermead and concluding at Longridge Outdoor Adventure Centre. The races focus on practical, club-level marathon paddling, not a closed-course event. The waterways remain open to other users, boats undergo buoyancy checks, and competitors are required to assist anyone in difficulty. Thameside 1 includes 12 portages within its shorter distance, while Thameside 2 features 8 portages on the longer Reading-to-Marlow course. Categories cater to juniors, seniors, veterans, ladies, mixed crews, and junior/veteran K2 boats, alongside K1, K2, C1, and C2 divisions. Organizers reserve the right to divert to an alternative Newbury-to-Wokingham course if weather or river conditions necessitate. Basic amenities are provided post-race: light refreshments, food, showers, and changing facilities are part of the entry.

The Brewery Trail Run 10km is a half-day trail run in the Chiltern Hills, beginning at the Market Place / Tring Market Auctions in Tring. It is a relaxed 10 km outing, not a strict race: runners are grouped by ability, a run leader guides the session, and entry includes trail running instruction. Entrants should be able to run 5 km without stopping, though first-time trail runners are welcome. The route covers about 6 miles on countryside trails, with enough hills that some steeper sections might be walked. The finish provides the event's name: runners conclude with a private tour and tasting at Tring Brewery, plus the choice of a bottled beer or a pint in the tap room. Bag storage is provided, and Tring is approximately 40 minutes from London by rail or road.

The RunUK Kingston 10K is a 10K road race held in Kingston upon Thames, starting at 09:00. It features a flat, fast course designed for runners seeking a direct city and river path. The race employs chip timing, publishes results immediately after runners cross the finish line, and designates Kingston Hospital Charity as its official partner. The course winds through Kingston's streets and high street, crosses Kingston Bridge, and follows the riverside path towards Teddington Lock before returning via Canbury Gardens. Participants are provided with marshals, sweep marshals, first aid, pacemakers, a medal, a tech tee, a goody bag, and post-race refreshments. Bone-conducting headphones are permitted.

Salcey Forest Christmas 10k, 5k & Junior Fun Run takes participants along mixed forest trails in Salcey Forest, Northamptonshire. This event offers three distances: a 10k, a 5k, and a junior run. The paths are nearly flat, making the race suitable for beginners, families, and experienced runners seeking an off-road run without significant climbs. The terrain can become muddy, contributing to a winter trail atmosphere distinct from road races. The 5k follows one circuit of the forest route, while the 10k covers the same route twice. Seasonal fancy dress is encouraged, with Santa hats and Christmas attire fitting the occasion. All finishers receive medals, discounted parking is available, and the event raises funds for Shelter, a charity focused on housing and homelessness.

Santa Claws 10K is a Christmas Eve trail run from the Renegade Brewery taproom in Yattendon, a village in West Berkshire. The race is 10 km, with a separate Canicross option for runners who want to cover the same distance with their dog. The route goes out through the Yattendon Estate on local trails, woodland paths, and single-track footpaths, with some hills but a generous time limit for a broad range of runners. The finish is back at the brewery, where each runner gets a medal, a pint cup, a free alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, and a mince pie; the race name comes from the brewery’s festive ale.

The Cirencester 10K is a chip-timed, closed-road 10-kilometre race through Cirencester, a Cotswold market town with Roman roots. It starts at 9am from the Market Place in the town centre, returning to the same spot for the finish. The route sends runners through central Cirencester, past landmarks such as the Market Place and Cirencester Park, then continues along Gloucester Road towards Daglingworth before looping back into town. It is a town-and-country 10K rather than a park-only course, with spectators gathered in the centre and runners using roads that are normally part of everyday Cirencester traffic.

The Mortimer 10K begins and ends at Mortimer Fairground in Mortimer, Berkshire. This Easter Monday 10km trail race follows a multi-terrain route, starting at 9:00am. A canicross option is available for participants running with their dogs. The course consists of two laps through local woodland, utilizing footpaths and bridleways instead of a direct road circuit. It features undulating and uneven sections, making it unsuitable for pushchairs, buggies, or wheelchairs, according to the organizers. The race was updated with new organizers and a new multi-terrain course, while retaining the fairground start and finish.