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EVENT DETAILS:
Welcome to the first edition of the Kent Trail Half Marathon. Taking you through half marathon of the beautiful surroundings of Eridge Park. The Kent Trail Half Marathon set to be one of the most exciting Half Marathon in England.
EVENT DETAILS:
Due to Covid-19 this event will now take place on Sunday 23rd May 2021, 10.30am Start.
The event will take place from the sensational surroundings of Eridge Park and is set to be one of the most highly anticipated half marathon’s in England. The route comprises some of the very best views of the park and surround hills.
If you’re not from the area, you may not know that Eridge Park is the oldest deer park in the UK and home to many beautiful deer scattered around the park.
This event is sure to be one of the events of the year.
This event is open to seasoned runners and beginners. So why not join Tough Runner UK and start your trail running journey today and get off the road!
With this race you'll get:
An awesome
race experience
Fully marked and
marshalled route
Stunning
finisher medal
Water & FEED
stations
On-site
catering
Electronic
chip timing
Event
facilities & toilets
Fully trained
medics
EVENT SCHEDULE:
REGISTRATION OPENS
REGISTRATION CLOSES
RACE BRIEFING FOR ALL RUNNERS
START OF THE KENT TRAIL HALF MARATHON
FIRST RUNNERS EXPECTED
AWARDS CEREMONY
REVIEWS FROM FACEBOOK:
EVENT INFO:
Check out the race route HERE
ADDRESS
Eridge Park,
Mayfield Road,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, TN3 9HS
Get directions on Google HERE
There is a small cafe on site selling some small dishes and spectacular cakes and hot drinks.
There will also be food vendors on site at the event.
Parking will be within the grounds of Eridge Park. A £5 parking charge will be payable at the entrance to the parking management team.
Eridge Park is the family home of the Marquess of Abergavenny. The Estate is steeped in history, being reputedly the oldest enclosed Deer Park in England. It is listed in the Domesday Book under the name of Reredfelle and the ownership of Odo, the brother of William the Conqueror.
The Nevill family inherited the Estate in the heart of the High Weald in 1448 and have been here ever since. Henry VIII often hunted at Eridge Park and Queen Elizabeth I spent six days here in 1573. At that time there was a flourishing iron foundry on the Estate, with a series of mill ponds being created to provide a good supply of water to power the forge.
In 1787 Henry Nevill, the 2nd Earl of Abergavenny began building Eridge Castle in exuberant Gothic, a style made fashionable at the time by the author Horace Walpole with the redevelopment of his London home, Strawberry Hill House. In the following years the landscape was enhanced by opening up vistas, walks and carriage drives, the construction of follies (most notable Saxonbury Tower and the castellated wall at Sham Farm) and the rebuilding of old workers’ cottages in ornate Estate style.
In the late 1800s, the Prince of Wales was a frequent visitor at Eridge shooting parties, as was the Conservative party leader and Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli who, it is said, came here for the venison and strawberries.
In the late 1930s, the Castle was demolished, and the current Georgian-style mansion house was built, which is now the home of the 6th Marquess of Abergavenny and his family. The house and formal gardens still enjoy stunning and peaceful views over the breath-taking Park
FAQ'S:
This event is open to people of all abilities.
-Check out the knowledgeable on our contact page for a quick answer.
-You can send us a message on our website (bottom right)
-You can email us at info@toughrunneruk.com.
Yes there will be a bag drop facility at the event. More information will be made available soon.
YES! We provide a free photographer!
Yes water will be located at the start/finish and halfway point.
EVENT DETAILS:
Welcome to the first edition of the Kent Epic Trail 10K. Taking you through 10K of the beautiful surroundings of Eridge Park. The Kent Epic Trail 10K is set to be one of the most exciting 10K in England.
EVENT DETAILS:
Due to Covid-19, this event was postponed and will take place on 23rd May 2021, 11.00am Start.
The event will take place from the sensational surroundings of Eridge Park and is set to be one of the most highly anticipated 10K’s in England. The route comprises some of the very best views of the park and surround hills.
If you’re not from the area, you may not know that Eridge Park is the oldest deer park in the UK and home to many beautiful deer scattered around the park.
This event is sure to be one of the events of 2021.
This event is open to seasoned runners and beginners. So why not join Tough Runner UK and start your trail running journey today and get off the road!
This event is open to seasoned trail runners and newcomers.
With this race you'll get:
An awesome
race experience
Fully marked and
marshalled route
Stunning
finisher medal
Water
stations
On-site
catering
Electronic
chip timing
Event
facilities & toilets
Fully trained
medics
EVENT SCHEDULE:
REGISTRATION OPENS
REGISTRATION CLOSES
RACE BRIEFING FOR ALL RUNNERS
START OF THE KENT EPIC TRAIL 10K
FIRST RUNNERS EXPECTED
AWARDS CEREMONY
REVIEWS FROM FACEBOOK:
EVENT INFO:
Check out the race route HERE
Eridge Park,
Mayfield Road,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, TN3 9HS
Get directions on Google HERE
There is a Cafe on site but we will also have food and drink vendors to keep you well hydrated and those bellies full.
Parking will be within the grounds of Eridge Park. A £5 parking charge will be payable to our team at the entrance to parking.
Eridge Park is the family home of the Marquess of Abergavenny. The Estate is steeped in history, being reputedly the oldest enclosed Deer Park in England. It is listed in the Domesday Book under the name of Reredfelle and the ownership of Odo, the brother of William the Conqueror.
The Nevill family inherited the Estate in the heart of the High Weald in 1448 and have been here ever since. Henry VIII often hunted at Eridge Park and Queen Elizabeth I spent six days here in 1573. At that time there was a flourishing iron foundry on the Estate, with a series of mill ponds being created to provide a good supply of water to power the forge.
In 1787 Henry Nevill, the 2nd Earl of Abergavenny began building Eridge Castle in exuberant Gothic, a style made fashionable at the time by the author Horace Walpole with the redevelopment of his London home, Strawberry Hill House. In the following years the landscape was enhanced by opening up vistas, walks and carriage drives, the construction of follies (most notable Saxonbury Tower and the castellated wall at Sham Farm) and the rebuilding of old workers’ cottages in ornate Estate style.
In the late 1800s, the Prince of Wales was a frequent visitor at Eridge shooting parties, as was the Conservative party leader and Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli who, it is said, came here for the venison and strawberries.
In the late 1930s, the Castle was demolished, and the current Georgian-style mansion house was built, which is now the home of the 6th Marquess of Abergavenny and his family. The house and formal gardens still enjoy stunning and peaceful views over the breath-taking Park
FAQ'S:
This event is open to people of all abilities.
-Check out the knowledgeable on our contact page for a quick answer.
-You can send us a message on our website (bottom right)
-You can email us at info@toughrunneruk.com.
No, the carpark is close tooth start/finish, please leave all valuables in your car.
YES! We provide a free photographer!
Yes water will be located at the start/finish and halfway point.
