Multi Terrain Half Marathon

The 2024 Multi Terrain 1/2 marathon will be held on Sunday 4th February at 11am.

This race is NOT for the novice runner and will have a cut off time of 2hr 45min.

On the day runners must collect their own race number only.

A great value race with low entry fee, hence no medal or goody bag:  Chip timed start and finish, free pre and post race massage, hot refreshments post race.  Cash (voucher) prizes for the main category winners.

2024 Multi Terrain results

2023 Multi Terrain results

2022 Multi Terrain Results

2020 Multi Terrain results

The 2019 Multi Terrain Results

About the Race:-

The Multi Terrain Race is a tough 1/2 Marathon round the town of Forfar.  The race route contains a varied mixture of running surfaces from country park paths, tarmac, pavement, farm tracks, fields and bogs – and a water section which can be knee deep (and ice cold).

Safety Information – Runners MUST STOP at all 6 check points which are all located at road crossings during the race and have their race number marked.

NO HEADPHONES TO BE WORN DURING THE RACE

The course will be route marked, it is advised that:

Due to bad weather or directional signs being misplaced every runner studies and carries a map of the course.  If you know your way then great – if you don’t either stay with the pack or carry a map.

After race hospitality is legendary with bar open from 12:30pm and the club laying on a gigantic feast including soup, sandwiches tea/coffee and cakes for the hungry runners and spectators.

Due to the time of year it is advisable that you carry liquid, food & full body cover including hat, gloves, dry top and waterproofs.

Please note:   For the last few years there has been rather more water than usual so an alternative multi route has been in operation.  In 2016 the route finish was altered to ensure it remained a half marathon distance.

There is more detailed information available about the on-the-day arrangements.  If you fancy a quick peek at it then click here.

Thanks to our race sponsors: Strathmore Water.