This event is held under England Athletic rules
This event is the joint enterprise of AVR and the Rotary Club of Westbury
The proceeds for this event will be given to charities supported by the Rotary Club of Westbury, including Prostate & Breast Cancer research charities and a Ugandan Well project .
Results 2020
Congratulations to Tom Simmons and Emily Dixon
who finished only 1 minute 17 seconds apart - a great race after 33 miles
The Imber Ultra Marathon is a trail run of approximately 33 miles. It starts at the Leighton Recreation Centre in the town of Westbury at the north west of the Imber Ranges.
Over the first couple of miles runners ascend the escarpment of Salisbury Plain, then follow the Imber Range Perimeter Path in an anti clockwise direction.
In the first 10 miles they pass round the town of Warminster and a number of iron age hill forts on footpaths. Then they run on metalled roads, bridleways and tracks east then north.
On the way they pass through some of the most remote parts of southern England, apart from a German village around the halfway mark! The final 10 miles are westward along the north side of the training area. Here the going is good on roads or big tracks, but it will be against the usually prevailing wind to add to the challenge. The final couple of miles include the biggest descent of the day, back to the finish at the Leighton Recreation Centre.
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