2011 THE TENTH YEAR OF THE CHALLENGE

A RUNNING EVENT AND HOME OF THE MOST NORTH WESTERLY MARATHON ON BRITISH MAINLAND

The Cape Wrath Challenge covers 6 days which include 5 days of runs of varying lengths and different degrees of endurance. Competitors can take part at any level, any number of events and enjoy a challenge to suit their capabilities

DURNESS is the most north westerly inhabited locality of mainland Great Britain   Home of what  could be the toughest Marathon in the UK

A Thank you to all the 2010 competitors that made the trip to Durness.

Map Durness Location

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A wonderful opportunity to combine some running with a traditional Highland holiday.  The Cape Wrath Challenge can not be compared to any other running event, offering physical challenge and mental stimulation in unrivalled settings for exhilarating outdoor activities.  The dramatic landscape of North West Sutherland is truly inspiring with beautiful sandy beaches and a healthy abundance of birds and wildlife with guided tours available.

True “highland hospitality” can be enjoyed in many local hotels and guesthouses.  The Cape Wrath Challenge will stretch over five days finishing with a Scottish Ceilidh on the final night.  

2009 saw the event reach the maximum numbers we could cope with and this has brought about strict limits which will have to be imposed in the future especially for team entries on the final day.

  • 19 two person teams, maximum accepted -

  • 11 three person teams  maximum accepted-

  • 13 five person teams   maximum accepted-  

 We realise this will not allow the same flexibility we have given In the past but will continue to be as accommodating as possible. The entry form asks about attendance at the final night Ceilidh as places for this will be limited