11 Pipers Piping

Get ready for the festive fun of the 11 Pipers Piping event, taking place on Wednesday, December 16, 2026, in the picturesque town of Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire! Organized by Every Mile Counts, this exciting addition to the Christmas Series invites participants to choose their own adventure with target distances of 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, Marathon, or even Ultra—all within a generous 7-hour time limit. Whether you're a seasoned runner or a leisurely walker, this tough off-road course promises a memorable experience in the stunning surroundings of Pengethley Manor. Join in the holiday spirit and earn one of the delightful themed medals from the Christmas Series, including ‘Partridge in a Pear Tree’ and ‘10 Lords are Leaping,’ to name just a few! Can't make it to the race in person? Don't worry! You can participate virtually from anywhere in the world, allowing you the flexibility to complete your chosen distance at your own pace. Embrace the joy of the season and challenge yourself at the 11 Pipers Piping event—where every mile counts!

The 11 Pipers Piping is part of our Christmas Series: For 2026 you have 7 hours to complete your target distance. You choose your target distance – 5k (2 laps), 10k, Half Marathon, Marathon or Ultra. But your time limit is 7 hours. Suitable for walkers or runners. Tough off-road course (see tab section). You chose the distance you want to run – 5k, 10k, Half, Marathon or Ultra. Other available medals in the Christmas series are: ‘Partridge in a Pear Tree’ ‘2 Turtle Doves’ ‘3 French Hens Run’ ‘4 Calling Birds Run’ ‘5 Golden Rings Run’ ‘6 Geese a-laying Run’ ‘7 Swans a Swimming’ ‘8 Maids a Milking’ ‘9 Ladies Dancing’ ’10 Lords are Leaping’ ’12 Drummers Drumming’ Each of the events has it’s own webpage – see our race calendar. Location: Pengethley Manor, Ross-on-Wye. what3words – physical.growth.shelf Can’t make race day? Do it virtually – anywhere in the world at a time to suit yourself, but preferably completed on the above days, although we will give all entries date flexibility to suit themselves.