Saturday 2nd October 2021

The Moray Way 100

Why not combine all 3 to total 100 miles!?

This route takes in 3 of Scotland's long distance trail routes; the Speyside Way, the Dava Way and the Moray Coastal Trail, totalling 100 miles.

If you like variation in your runs, tackle this route through forests, up mountains, around cliffs and sand dunes and coastal towns. It has something for everyone. Everyone that is able to complete the gruelling distance, that is...

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Race Details

Date: Saturday 2 October 2021

Time: 5am

Cutoff: 24 hours

Entry Limit: 100

Price: £100

Who can take part?

We want you to feel part of the Moray Way 100! Provided you are over 18 and have some experience with Ultra distance running, we would love you to be part of the race.

For the Moray Way 100, you must be 18 years and an experienced ultra runner. Despite being predominantly runnable, it is still a pretty long way, and this one will be mainly self-sufficient.

Where is it?

The route will start and finish in Forres and go along the Moray Coastal Trail, onto the Speyside Way and a sprint finish along the Dava Way to total the 100 mile distance.

Full route details and gpx files will be posted in plenty time before the race, as well as an official race handbook issued to each competitor to know every detail!

How can I enter?

Entries will be provided on a first come, first serve basis.

Entry site coming soon!

100

MILES

1

RACE

100

ENTRIES

6800

FEET

The Moray Way 100

The Route

This route starts in the town centre of Forres, taking you to the beach to join the Moray Coastal Trail to Spey Bay, joining the Speyside Way down to Grantown-on-Spey, before turning back up to Forres via the stunning Dava Way.

GPX file will be available here well before the race.