Saturday xx August 2020

Speyside Way Ultra date

The 1st Speyside Way race first took place on 3rd April 1994 (Easter Sunday as a matter of fact!) as a 50km as opposed to a 37miler (sorry on behalf of the race for adding that extra part for you!). Throughout its 22 year history, legends in not only distance running, but running as a whole, have competed in this event. This event is stacked in history - from the late Don Ritchie himself (former 100km world record holder, who later took on the job as race director) and world 100km champion Simon Pride, to Commonwealth Games runner Fraser Clyne and even 1500m specialist Brian Scally.

Tell me more!

When is the race?

Date: Saturday 14 Nov 2020

Time: 7am

Cutoff: 9 hours

Entry Limit: 200 runners

Who can take part?

We want you to feel part of the Speyside Way Ultra family! Whether you want to break the course record or have never done an ultra race before this is the race for you!

Where is it?

The route will follow the Speyside Way from Cragganmore Distillery, Ballindalloch to the town centre in Buckie. For the full route guidelines, please click here.

How can I enter?

Entries will be provided on a first come, first serve basis. Places can be purchased through https://www.entryhub.co.uk/speyside-ultra

36.5

MILES

1

RACE

200

ENTRIES

1500

FEET

Speyside Way Ultra

The Route

The route will follow the Speyside Way from Cragganmore Distillery, Ballindalloch to the town centre in Buckie. To accomplish the full distance, a deviation of approximately 5km commences on the descent from the forest track off Ben Aigen, to the east of Boat O' Brig. The track from Bridgeton Farm is taken to the right, onto the B9103, past the Distillery, and then next left onto a road through the Moss of Cairnty. The Speyside Way is resumed on the Ordiequish road.