Combe Gibbet
Combe Gibbet to Overton
16 mile Cross Country Race
Sunday 30th March 2014
A 16 mile cross country race, over undulating ground through beautiful countryside. The race starts at Combe Gibbet and finishes in the village of Overton, where change and shower facilities are available and homemade refreshments can be purchased.
The race starts at 2:00pm at Combe Gibbet (OS: SU365623) and finishes at the Recreation Centre, Bridge Street in Overton.
Enter Online - https://www.runbritain.com/entries/EnterRace.aspx?evid=74b809c95c5c&erid=7ebe0ec85c70 or
Download Entry Form Combe Gibbet Entry Form 2014
Route Details
Combe Gibbet Route
Combe Gibbet on Ordnance Survey Mapping
Parking is available at Overton Primary School (RG25 3ES), a 5 minute walk from the Recreation Centre. Coaches are available from the School, departing at 12:45pm prompt, to take competitors to the start of the race. Please indicate on the entry form below if you require a place on the coach. Baggage transfer is also available to take your kit to the finish.
Postal Entries close on 26th March 2014. A limited number of entries are available on the day; please contact the race organiser in advance to ensure your place! All competitors must be age 18 or over on the day of the race and unfortunately no wheelchairs, prams or pushchairs are allowed due to the unsuitability of the terrain. The event is also not appropriate for walkers, and all runners should complete the course within 3 1/2 hours. Any runner who has not reached 12 miles within 2 1/2 hours will be asked to retire and will not have a time recorded.
Race details will be sent out approximately 2 weeks before the event and numbers are to be collected on the day. A challenging course with stunning countryside views. An entry list will be published regularly on this site.
2014 Photos from Combe Gibbet – by Paul Hammond from Eastleigh Running Club
Additional photos from Shot Of Adrenaline
Previous Results
2013 Photos from Combe Gibbet – by Paul Hammond from Eastleigh Running Club
2012 Photos from Combe Gibbet - courtesy of Paul Hammond from Eastleigh Running Club
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