Forde Abbey 10km Cross Country 2010 England
01 July 2010
The Forde Abbey 10km Cross Country Run is a local fundriaser sponsored by Across the Divide. Now in its seventh year the 10km of tough, undulating, muddy countryside takes in some of the most rural, wild and scenic parts of West Dorset.
The is a race for anyone who is inspired by the combination of stunning scenic beauty with lung busting pleasure. Come and join over 200 runners, along with Across the Divide team for a great summer's evening in the grounds of the beautiful Forde Abbey.
On entering online you only need complete the first online form and can then skip through further detail pages to payment.
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All proceeds from this Across the Divide sponsored race go to local village based causes in Thorncombe; home to Across the Divide.
Taking in woodlands, rivers (twice crossing the River Axe!!), meadows and the gardens of the Abbey itself, this is now on the the most renowned cross country runs in the West Country.
You can now sign up online. Entries are limited so join up now. Entry is £8 online or £10 on the night (subject to reaching maximum numbers).
The race is kindly supported by Forde Abbey, so huge thanks to the Kennard family for their continued and kind support.
"The best way to spend a summer's evening, just as nature intended"
Itinerary
10km cross country race
- Free parking
- Water station on route at 6km
- Loos
- Race starts at 7pm
- Warning; very wet river crossing at 9km!
- 1 mile childrens race (11's and under) start at 6.30pm
Collect your shirt race number on the night. Your entry will be confimred by email along with you designtaed number.
On entering online you only need complete the first online form and can then skip through further detail pages to payment.
Testimonials
"This is the hardest most gruelling race I have done. It was also the most inspiring, scenic and fullfing I have ever experienced. I will be back again next year and if my body allows, every year"
Gyles
"Thanks you for organising the lovely race. I have taken part on many such runs, but never one so simplistically tough. The river crossing at the end was the best moment, haven't laughed and cried simultaniously before!"
John Carter
"The best thing I have done in my life, nearly"
Alison Morris (mother of three)
