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Back again in 2026, the original Epic Trail Ruck sponsored by GORUCK! With some testing climbs, rolling terrain and amazing views of the surrounding areas - the Ashton Court route is exactly what the Epic Trail Ruck Series is all about - challenging yourself and using your fitness to explore some stunning locations. As with all of our Epic Trail Ruck events, you can customize your entry and race it your way! Which Distance? 6K - with an elevation gain of 152m, shorter doesn't definitely doesn't mean easier! Take on our speedy 6k route that takes you through all of the best Ashton Court Trails. 10K - the original event distance and a route that represents everything we love about trail running & rucking. This route boasts 201m of elevation gain and is packed with speedy woodland descents, lung-busting climbs, undulating gravel tracks & plenty more to keep you guessing! New for this year - Half Marathon - Take on two laps of the 10k route, plus an extra section to bring you up to the full 21.1km distance. Perfect for those looking to complete their first trail half marathon, or for experienced runners who love the challenge of longer distances! _____________________ GORUCK are our official partners for this series. Every participant in the Pro Ruck or Open Ruck categories will get to use their industry-leading Rucker 4.0 backpack at the event. _____________________ Rucking or Trail Running? As with all Epic Trail Series events, there are four ways to take on either Bristol Epic route: 1. Pro Ruck: Competitive rucking over either distance with our heaviest weighted option (25lbs / 11.3kg for men, 15lbs / 6.8kg for women - backpack & weight provided on the day). 2. Pro Trail: Competitive trail running over either distance - push the pace against fellow runners. 3. Open Ruck: Non-competitive rucking with a lighter backpack (15lbs / 6.8kg for men, 10lbs / 4.5kg for women - backpack & weight provided on the day). 4. Open Trail: Non-competitive trail running - just you versus the trail.
