Total Coastal – 10k, 50k & Half Marathon

Could you take on the Total Coastal Ultra 50k, Half Marathon or 10k in aid of Hospiscare?

We have a limited number of spaces, so sign-up today using the form below!

What you will receive when you sign up:

Race space
Running vest
Sponsorship form
Fundraising hints and tips

What Hospiscare asks of you:

Pledge to raise £100.00 for Hospiscare! Sign up using the form below, and we’ll let Winding Paths UK know you’ll be running in aid of Hospiscare.
Total Coastal is a cup-less event, so all participants will need to bring their own water bottle

TOTAL COASTAL ULTRA

50km of Challenging Scenic Multi-Terrain route all on the South West Coast Path with over 6,000 ft of ascent

Starting in Kingswear in South Devon the route starts with just under a mile of flat running along a country lane, but then the challenge really begins as the route heads off-road, 9 miles of very scenic technical coast path all the way to Berry Head, before heading around Brixham Harbour and then back off-road to Goodrington Beach, from here until Torquay Harbour the route is on tarmac, just after you pass the Imperial Hotel in Torquay the route heads mainly onto the trails again as it heads up and down before reaching Babbacombe Beach, where if you are lucky Sammy the Seal maybe about, you then duck under the famous Babbacombe Cliff Railway and head to Petitor Downs, from this point to the finish you are on very scenic 6 miles of hilly off-road trails. Finishing at the picturesque Ness at Shaldon, with views across the River Teign.

The route is multi-terrain with around 75% trails, but it is all on the South West Coast Path, the majority of tarmac is in the flatter middle section from Goodrington Beach to Torquay Harbour.

Start time: 7.45 AM
Minimum age: 21

Total Coastal Half Marathon

13.1 Challenging Multi-Terrain Miles all on the South West Coast Path with just over 3,000 ft of ascent

Starting at Preston Green nr Paignton, from here until Torquay Harbour the route is on tarmac, however just after you pass the Imperial Hotel in Torquay the route heads mainly onto the trails again as it heads up and down before reaching Babbacombe Beach, where if you are lucky Sammy the Seal maybe about, then you duck under the famous Babbacombe Cliff Railway and head to Petitor Downs, from this point to the finish you are on very scenic 6 miles of hilly off-road trails. Finishing at The Ness at Shaldon.

The route is multi-terrain with around 75% trails but it is all on the South West Coast Path, the majority of tarmac is in the first section from the start to Torquay Harbour.

Start time: 9.30 AM
Minimum age: 18