Farnham Pilgrim HALF Marathon 2021 – Start Times – Start Numbers – Collection point

Posted on 2nd September 20217th September 2021 by Dave Porter

Below are the Start Times for 2021 Farnham Pilgrim HALF Marathon Please Check your Number - And Collection Point - Alphabetical Runners need to be at the Start Area 20 mins before your run time, to pick up your Numbered wristband. PLEASE try and remember your number (One number per person you cannot collect a friends) There are 5 Collection Point tables A B C D E Please do not leave your cars until this time and we ask that you wear a Face mask Please bring a drink bottl...

Farnham Pilgrim Marathon 2021 – Start Times – Start Number – collection

Posted on 2nd September 20217th September 2021 by Dave Porter

Below are the Start Times for 2021 Farnham Marathon Runners need to be at the Start Area 20 mins before your run time, to pick up your Numbered wristband. PLEASE Check your Number And Collection Point - Alphabetical (One number per person you cannot collect a friends) Please do not leave your cars until this time and we ask that you wear a Face mask Please bring a drink bottle, belt or carrier there is water stops about every 5 miles Please try and keep a distance you a...

Covid 19

Posted on 26th June 20201st September 2020 by Dave Porter

The Farnham Weyside Rotary Marathon Committee have completed extensive work to try and keep all runners, marshals, volunteers and importantly the general public safe. We have organised the marathon and Half marathon under a format following Government guidelines which change almost daily. We have planned an event that should be enjoyable and fun. The event will not have a mass start but, timed slots are planned. This will allow you to run the same beautiful course, the routes for the hal...

The Farnham Pilgrim nohtaraM backwards?

Posted on 4th February 201929th July 2021 by Dave Porter

12 years ago David Holford and Hilary Carter had and idea to organise a Marathon, not Just any Marathon "a Trail Marathon" along the Pilgrims way. The task was so big the Farnham Weyside Rotary Club to which David was a member, Got involved and with much help from David`s Wife Veronica, became the success it is today, in 2020 David Holford passed away leaving a legacy of THE FARNHAM PILGRIM MARATHON. In the 10th year we thought we would organise it Backwards !!! Runners loved it, and voted to...

Walk the Pilgrims Half Marathon

Posted on 14th March 201814th March 2019 by Dave Porter

Walk the Pilgrims Half Marathon Enjoy the amazing views of the Pilgrim Half Marathon at a slightly slower pace, the route follows the North Downs Way to Puttenham, then goes on the Fox Way down to Shackleford, onwards towards Cutmill pond and through Britty woods to Puttenham Common and back to the Sands.You can compete for charity or just challenge yourself :) Medals for All finishers.There is an cut off time of 4 hours 30 mins for this event, so if you can walk 13.1 miles in less than 4.5 hrs ...

Farnham Pilgrim sponsorship Form

Posted on 24th August 2016 by Dave Porter

Farnham Pilgrim for charity Want to Run the Pilgrim for Free? Farnham Weyside Rotary club organise the Farnham Pilgrim for charity, all the organisers are volunteers all proceeds go to charity. Many local charities have benefitted from this run including Bells Piece, Combat Stress, Farnham Assist, Farnham in Bloom, Frensham Pond Sailability, Help for Heroes, More House School, Northern Wey Trust, Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice, Ridgeway School, Shooting Star CHASE, Sportability, Step by Step (Al...

Farnham Pilgrim Marathon Route

Posted on 18th August 201618th August 2016 by Dave Porter

Farnham Pilgrim Marathon Route The "Epic" route of the Farnham Marathon follows ancient footpaths trod by the Pilgrims from Winchester to Canterbury, this race is a Pilgrimage to the Church on top of St. Marthas Hill, Chilworth, near Guildford and back. The Race starts at sands recreational ground and follows tarmac roads and tracks past the stunning setting of St.lawrence church Seale then via the first sharp hill onto the North Downs Way to the Village of Puttenham, past St.johns the bapti...

Farnham Pilgrim Half marathon Route

Posted on 18th August 201618th August 2016 by Dave Porter

Farnham Pilgrim Half Marathon Route The Farnham Pilgrim Half is a challenging trail Half, with stunning views of the North Downs Way, Puttenham Village, Fox Way, Cut mill ponds, Britty Woods, Puttenham Common and back pass Farnham Golf course in the Sands. The course is 80% gravel paths and 20% Tarmac (first and Last Mile) there is 1171 ft of climbs and downhills, the toughest at 9.5 miles, but also just after two miles there is a short hill , at 3 miles there is a tough 1/2 mile climb and th...

Pilgrims Porter – official Beer of the 2016 Pilgrims Marathon

Posted on 26th July 201626th July 2016 by Dave Porter

Pilgrims Porter by Hop Art The Pilgrims Marathon is pleased to announce that Hop Art Brewery from Farnham Are brewing a beer just for sale at the Farnham Pilgrims Marathon or half marathon. The cost will be £2.50 for this unique labelled bottle 10% of all sales will go straight to the Farnham Pilgrim charities. Can be drunk on the day at the Hop Art Beer Tent or why not buy some to enjoy later, Pre orders can be picked up on the day or from hopartbrewery.com | Craft Brewery in the Craft ...

Halfway point on the Farnham Pilgrim Marathon

Posted on 21st June 201621st June 2016 by Dave Porter

Halfway point at the Farnham Pilgrim Marathon is the stunning views from St. Martha`s church in Chilworth the climb is tough but very worthwhile, at the top there is a water stop to catch the views before plummeting back down to mile 14.