The new design for the 2023 medal has been finalised and will be posted here very soon. Keep checking inEntering the Pilgrims Marathon or Half Marathon means you are also giving to Charity. All proceeds less costs are donated to charities. We also support runners who want to run for other Charities, its a fantastic way to raise money.It's never too early or too late to book your place.We are very pleased to announce that the 2023 Farnham Pilgrim Marathon & Half Marathon a...

Entries are open with early bird offers.Run date: 10th September 2023

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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 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 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...

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.

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