• Suitable running shoes (for gravel and tarmac terrain)
• Running pack
• Minimum 750ml water capacity full from start
• Minimum 500 kcal reserve food (not to be used unless emergency)
• Waterproof jacket with taped seams
• Long-sleeved baselayer
• Buff/neck gaiter
• Head torch (minimum 250 lumens) with spare batteries, or second head torch if unable to change batteries. Red light capability recommended
• Whistle
• Fully charged phone with Race Directors number preloaded
• Fully charged electronic device (eg phone, watch) with preloaded GPX route file.
• Personal basic first aid kit (plasters, antiseptic wipes etc) including any personal medication required.
• Survival bag (not blanket).

• Electrolyte solution. Must be able to make at least 12 litres/ last 12 hours on course
• Minimum of 2000 kcal food. A mix of snacks and dehydrated/freeze-dried food is recommended
• A warm/insulated jacket. It can get cold on Dartmoor at night, even in the summer
• Tent/campervan accommodation
• Sleeping bag (4-12ºC)
• Sleeping mat (unless in camper-van)
• Insect repellant
• Powerbank with phone/watch charging cable
• Reusable mug/cup
• Spork/eating utensils
• Ability to heat water for dehydrated food/hot drink. Small gas stove and with gas and minimum 400ml container/pan recommended

• Sunglasses
• Sun visor/cap
• Suncream
• Warm hat/beanie
• Waterproof trousers
• 3/4 or full length running leggings 
• Pillow
• Towel and toiletries
• Change of clothes and socks

We are trying to be as kind to our environment as we can and would like to encourage you to do the same. This event can be easily reached by train/bus/cycle. By taking alternative forms of transport you can help drastically reduce the environmental impact of the event.

If you arrive by car, or are using a camper-van instead of tent, there will be a additional £5 parking charge. This charge also applies to support crew/friends/family if arriving in a separate vehicle.

Overnight camping is included in your solo or team runner entry fee. You must provide your own camping equipment (see suggested kit list).

You are permitted to camp in a tent or camper-van. Please make sure you indicate which you will be staying in on your entry form. There is additional £5 charge if you arrive by car/van - see Travel section.

The camping facilities are very basic but do include access to toilets (sanitary products available in female toilets) and showers. There are no kitchen facilities and no electric hookup. Drinking water is available.

There is no access to electricity, please make sure to bring power-banks/spare batteries.

Supporters/crew are permitted to camp overnight but are subject to a £5 parking charge if arriving separately by car/van.

Please make sure you have read and agreed to the camping Terms and Conditions.

Collection of your number and timing device is during registration at Race HQ between 1600-1730 on Saturday 1st July.

Solo runners will have an individual timing device on a tyvex wrist band. This needs to stay on for the whole duration of the event, even if you stop to sleep (don’t worry, your lap times are recorded separately).

Teams will be given one timing device to use between them on a lanyard so that it can easily be passed to the next runner.

There will be 3 locations all runners will need to “tag” their timing device. At the start of every lap (except the very first), at the midway safety checkpoint, and at the end of each lap.

All timing devices must be returned to Race HQ by 0700 on Sunday 2nd July.

There is a charge of £30 if you lose/do not return your timing device, in time/at all.

The route will be clearly marked with red flags with the Mountain Rescue England and Wales logo on them.

The route is available to view/download (in GPX format) from the website. You are required to have the GPX file pre-loaded to an electronic device (e.g. phone or watch).

Fully marked course

Well stocked checkpoint

Bespoke finisher's medal with ribbon colour denoting number of laps

Finisher's breakfast (vegetarian and vegan options available)

Overnight camping (vehicle parking additional £5)

Safety cover

Timing chips with live display of results

Medical and Therapist support

Trees-not-Tees (unless opted out on entry form)

Prizes for most laps completed in the shortest time - 1st female, 1st male and 1st team.

Prizes for best fancy dress, most litter collected on course and most money raised via Just Giving Page.

Solo runners start with the main race at 6pm. You carry on running as many laps as you can for 12 hours. The final lap must be completed before the 6am cut-off. Any lap completed after this time will not be counted.

Solo runners do not have to be on the route for the whole 12 hours. You can stop for rests and food whenever you choose and resume the race when you are ready. 

You must make sure you “tag” out at the end of a lap prior to taking a break, and “tag” in again at the start of the next lap or risk the timing system missing a lap.

Solo runners can have support crew. We strongly recommend this due to the nature of the event. Support crew are permitted in the camping areas and Race HQ, but not on the route.

Teams start with the main race at 6pm. Only one member of a team is allowed on the course at any time***, so choose who will start the race and make sure they have the timing device. The first runner can carry on and do more than one lap, or handover to a team member.

Teams can carry on running as many laps as they can between  members for 12 hours. The final lap must be completed before the 6am cut-off. Any lap completed after this time will not be counted.

Each member of the team must complete at least one lap. You do not have to have someone on the course at all times, teams can take a break and resume later.

You must make sure you “tag” out at the end of a lap prior to handover or taking a break, and the next team member must “tag” in again at the start of the next lap or risk the timing system missing a lap.

You cannot use runners not registered in your team.

Teams can have support crew. Support crew are permitted in the camping areas and Race HQ, but not on the route.

***the one exception to this is at the end of the final runners lap where there will be an access point approximately 100m before the finish where team members can join their final runner for a team finish. Please be aware of solo runners as they may still be racing.

Support crew/friends and family and are welcome and encouraged at this event.

Dogs are allowed at Race HQ but must be kept on a lead at all times and mess picked up and disposed of appropriately. 

Parking or overnight camping (tent or campervan) is available at a charge of £5 per vehicle (car/van). There is no charge if you arrive by alternative transport.

Support crew are wholly responsible for their own camping equipment and food supplies.

Support crew are bound by the same camping and conduct rules (see Terms and Conditions) as the participants. It is the runners’ responsibility to make sure their support crew have read and agreed to these terms, prior to the event.

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