Race Description:

Glen Ogle 33 Ultramarathon is a 33 mileish foot race from Killin to Strathyre in Perthshire which follows part of cycle route No 7 and the Rob Roy Way.

The route takes you through the village of Killin past the Falls of Dochert and up into the hills above Killin before heading out and down over the famous Glen Ogle Viaduct with checkpoint/water stations at 4-8-16 miles. The route heads to Balquidder the burial place of the Rob Roy MacGregor with 3mile then to Strathyre and the Shoogly Bridge and the halfway check point in the race where you can have drop bag. If runners are not in and out of Strathyre by 12.30pm they will be removed from the race.

The return route takes you up onto the Rob Roy Way and pass the Mhor 84 hotel and returning back over the Glen Ogle Viaduct and the pass of Glen Ogle with a nice 4-mile downhill section to the finish in Killin.

Please note this event is running in the Scottish Highlands in November where the weather can be harsh and unforgiven there will be a mandatory and recommended kit.

Race Briefing:

The Race Briefing Information Pack/Race Numbers will be sent out 2 weeks before race date. Its a runners responsibility to understand all information within the race information pack as "I dont know" is not an excuse when your being DQ for a breach of race rules. If it doesnt feel right, its not right.

Refund:  

• Withdrawal within 30days of entry £15.00 administration cost.
• From entry to 12weeks before race 50% refund.
• 12weeks to race day 0% refund.
• No deferrals.
• No transfer of places between runners.

Further Information can be found at www.runyarocket.com