Fancy something new? The Wales Time Challenge is a totally new concept in foot racing. On the 9th of June 2018 the first WTC starts in Betws-Y-Coed. Run, walk, stay on the flat, go up a mountain, its up to you.
The Wales Time Challenge is a points race. Its all about how many points you can accumalate in the time you have. You get points for distance and points for how far up hills and mountains you go. If you don't get back to the finish in the time you have you will start to lose your hard earned points.
There's no set route, you can go on any paths you like, where you go and what you do is up to you. If you think you'd collect more points spening you time climbing a mountain or running on the flat, do that. Its up to you! Have a look at the how it works page for a full description
You can enter solo or in a team of 2 or 4. If you enter as a team you can either all run together or split up, whichever you think will bring more points. If you like you can run with your dog, but we ask the dog is kept on a lead at all times
Every competitor is given a GPS tracker so we can see where you are at all times during the race and your family and friends can watch your progress online.
You will be able to see your ranking live during the race via a Smart Phone with internet connection
Countryside Code
The countryside code must be followed at all times. You are responsible for the opening and closing of gates during the race.
What you get
- GPS Tracker to use on the event. Family and spectators can track your progress online
- Unique event top worth £25
- Unique bespoke finishers medal
- Free soup and refreshments at the finish
- Event safety cover
- Be part of a unique event, the first of its kind
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