Amport Trail Run 2026

SUNDAY 27th SEPTEMBER 2026 - 10.00 start
(canicross start at 09.45am)

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REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9.00 AM AND CLOSES AT 9.30 AM 

Any changes to race entries must be done before 9.20am

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AMPORT CRICKET CLUB, MONXTON ROAD, AMPORT, NR ANDOVER SP11 8BA

 

Entry:​

• ​PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY - THERE WILL BE NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY

• Entry closes 10pm Saturday 26th September.

• Participants must be 12 years and older for the 10k race and 17+ yrs for the 10 mile event.

• Participants must be 7 years and older for the 5k race.  All 5k entrants under the age of 11 yrs,  MUST be accompanied by the responsible adult on the route at all times with their own entry to the race.

• Early bird pricing: 10 mile = £20, 10k = £15, 5k = £10 (up to two weeks before race day)

• Late pricing: 10 mile = £25, 10k = £20, 5k = £15

 

​Dogs:

• On the day: once you have collected your number, please make your way over to the canicross marshal (look for the canicross flag) for a race briefing and please leave your dog in the car until the last possible moment if you can.

• Running with a dog is permitted at this event, but dog owners must abide by the following conditions. By entering this race and signing the waiver you agree that you:

  • Have public liability insurance for the dog - our event insurance does not cover any incidents caused by your dog, and therefore the requisite public liability insurance is the responsibility of the registered runner/owner

  • Will carry bags to clean up after your dog on the route and carry until disposed of in a suitable bin

  • Will carry sufficient water for your dog during the event. 

  • Will use an appropriate harness for both dog and human and bungee lead for running with a dog. ​​

• Runners with dogs will start in a separate wave between 9.45am and 9.55am.  The timing system will start at 9.45am, but if you prefer to hang back (e.g running with a nervous dog) you may start anytime between 9.45 and 9.55am.  Please note your official event time will start at 9.45am regardless of when you actually start the race.

• We will use the guidance of the British Sleddog Sports Federation with regards dogs running in heat and therefore:

  • If the effective temperature (taking into account the actual temperature and humidity) for the race time, is at or over 18 degrees Celsius, ​then we will not allow dogs to run the event.

  • Runners booked into the event may run without their dog in such circumstances

  • We will not be able to offer refunds for entries should you chose not to run without a dog

  • The decision of the race director for the event is final

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Timings:

• Registration opens at 08.30 am and will close promptly at 09:30 am

• Any changes to race distance must be made before 9.20am

• Please note there is no bag drop so please return any belongings to your car.

• The canicross event will start from 09.45 am, followed by the 10miles at 10am, then the 10k runners, then the 5k runners.  Listen to the announcement - you will be called to the starting pen.

• Please would ‘runners’ make their way to the front of the group, ‘joggers’ stay in the middle of the pack, and ‘walkers’ start near the back of each wave. 

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Route:

• The routes are undulating and hilly, with a mixture of trail, tarmac, dirt and single tracks. It is challenging but beautiful.

• There is a single road crossing at the start and finish of the routes. Please listen and obey marshals. We do not have the right to stop traffic.

• There are multiple obstacles on the course - overhanging trees, rough terrain underfoot, mud, holes and ruts caused by farm equipment. Please wear appropriate footwear and be aware of the terrain, especially the overhanging branches.

• The course will be marked with km markers, tape, signs, flags, and we will have marshals on the course to help guide you.

• If there is a children's race, this will be a multi lap route around the field.

• These are multi-terrain cross-country routes and as such, the terrain is uneven, muddy in places and in the event of bad weather, some areas may be slippery.  All entrants should wear appropriate footwear with laces securely tied and take care at all times, following warning signs and markers and following any instructions given by marshals.

  • We reserve the right to remove any participant who does not obey a marshals directive/s

• The routes cross private property, please stick to the routes and do not drop litter, there will be bins available at the finish for you to dispose of any litter you carry off the routes.

• Route maps are available below.

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Headphones: (the following applies to all forms of headphone including bone conduction. It also applies to both ears!)

• Headphones are permitted on most sections of the route.

• Headphones must be removed when: a) you run across or alongside any road, or b) you see a marshal. 

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Facilities:

•  Toilets will be available at the race HQ

•  First aid is available at the finish line and also out on the course.

• We love the environments we run in, we are also passionate about reducing our single use plastic waste. All our events are now 'cupless' meaning we do not supply single use cups at water stations:

  • Please bring your own cup or water bottle to carry on the course.

  • Muddy Runner reusable cups may be available to purchase.

• Water and refreshments will also be available at the finish line.

• Post-race refreshments will be available for purchase at the race HQ

• Medals and prizes for finishers

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Parking:

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• All vehicles should park in the cricket club parking area as directed by marshals.  Click here for a map showing the location.

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• Follow the car park signs/marshals once inside the ground and please do not drive on the cricket pitch.

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Any questions?  Please contact us at themuddyrunners@gmail.com.

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Past Results:

2017

2018

2019

2024

2025

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