Gibbet Hill 10k

25th Anniversary Year

Wednesday 10th July 2013

A fun and challenging event for anyone interested in running

The annual Gibbet Hill 10K race is back for it’s 25th running.  It  is a multi terrain run through an area of outstanding natural beauty adjacent to the Devils punchbowl. The race gets its name from the grizzly murder of a sailor walking from London to Portsmouth many years ago to join his ship.  The two men responsible were caught and hanged at the highpoint on the route of the course.

The  25th running of the race will start at 7.30pm on St. Christopher’s Green and finish on Lion Green at Wey Hill. The race is well marshalled and suitable for everyone from serious runners and to those who will complete the challenge at their own pace.  Prizes are awarded at the end in various categories followed by a drink if you are so inclined at The Apple Tree, Haslemere (suitably close to the finish line).

 

Race Information 2013

The race is along roads, tracks and paths through beautiful countryside, by kind permission of the National Trust.  Regrettably the course is not suitable for wheelchair racers.  The race starts from St Christopher’s Green and will finish alongside Lion Lane. The event is run under UK Athletics rules – Licence number 2013-105541

Ample Car Parking   Changing Facilities   Refreshments Available   Medals to all finishers

Prizes: first three male and first three female finishers. Prizes also in male and female veteran classes.

Club Team prize: 4 Men and 3 Women to score

Entry details

Course Details & Location information

 

The Gibbet Hill 10k race is supported by:

 

 

 

Results

These are links to the results for previous years.

Gibbet Times 2012

confirmed-Results-Gibbet-Hill-10k-2011 pdf

2011 results

2010 results

2009 results

2008 results

2007 results

2006 results

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