Threshold Trail Series
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Race to the King:

West Dean Estate, Chichester, PO18 0RX

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Race to the Stones:

Field Farm, Lewknor, Watlington, Oxon, OX49 5RR

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Participant car parking is available at the event. This will be available to purchase prior to the event via your MyEvents Portal. An event parking permit will be sent to you in your Registration Pack and must be clearly displayed in your vehicle.

More information is available in the FAQs and Event Guide.

Race to the King:

• Chichester – Southgate, Chichester, PO19 8DL (20 mins)
• Barnham – Barnham Road, PO22 0ER (21 mins)
• Arundel – Station Approach, BN18 9PH (25 mins)

Race to the Stones:

• Start: Princes Risborough
• Basecamp: Didcot Parkway / Newbury
• Finish: Swindon

You will receive your Registration Pack one week before the event. This will include:​

• Race number and safety pins (with timing chip)​
• Luggage label (incl. cable ties)​
• Accreditation wristband (to be worn at all times)​

More information is available on the FAQs and Event Guide.

Wave times are available to view on the Event Guide. Your exact wave time will be communicated to you closer to the event.

If you would like to start with a particular friend or family member, please ensure you have created a team prior to being allocated your start time via your MyEvents Portal and we will endeavour to put you in the same wave.

Race to the King:

We will keep your luggage safely at the Event Village. When you finish you can collect your bag by showing your wristband.​

Non-stop participants will be able to access their luggage at Basecamp.​

More information is available on the FAQs and Event Guide.

Please visit the relevant Event Guide for key timings.

Event Village:

• Toilets
• Food
• Water stations
• Food concessions
• Bar
• Charging points
• Merchandise
• Medics
• Stretching area

Pit-Stops

• Toilets
• Food
• Water stations
• Medics

Further information is available on the FAQs and Event Guide.

We aim to cater for all abilities at the event. As a guide, the minimum speed to complete your respective distance is approximately 4km/h or 2.5 mph.

This is dependent on how much exercise you do currently. We provide you with comprehensive Training Plans for all distances for both running and walking.

You will also be provided with additional training advice to ensure you are in the best possible shape. Other than that we recommend regular, consistent training – give yourself enough weeks to train but don’t overdo it!

We recommend that you buddy up if you are on the route at night so you are not walking or running alone.

You should wear a head torch and the signage will be marked with glow sticks to aid night time navigation.

Pit stops are approximately every 10km – 15 km and will give you a chance to refresh and recharge for the next stage and check in with the medics if you need to. We recommend a quick turnaround of a maximum of 20 minutes to get back on the trail as quickly as possible.

All the pit stops provide snacks, drinks, toilets and first aid facilities.

Please note: we do not publish the exact locations of pit stops due to very limited space and private access. In order to gain the necessary permissions to run the event, friends and family will NOT be permitted at pit stops.