Chiltern Hills Backyard Ultra 24
Saturday 19th September 2026
Our inaugural Chiltern Hills Backyard Ultra takes in a 4.167-mile (6.706 km) lap, with 162m worth of elevation. Complete the lap in less than 1 hour before having to do your next lap. If you can’t make the start line for the next lap, you are out of the race. Complete 24 laps and you have run over 100 miles, anyone who makes the final lap is in for the final showdown with the timer stopping at the 24 hour mark. This race will go through the night.
Race Details
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Noon.
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All runners will need to register. Registration is open from 10:30.
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Free professional photography
Finisher medal
Fully marked route
Medics
Timing
TRA permitted event
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Participants must be over 20 years on the day of the race.
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No refunds will be offered.
No deferrals will be offered.
We recommend you take out cancellation insurance to protect your entry.
We reserve the right to cancel any event for weather or other factors outside our control. In such circumstances, your entry will be moved to a rescheduled event.
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Extremly tough.
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Manor Farm is in a beautiful but well connected part of the Chiltern Hills. A short distance off the A4010.
Manor Farm
Bradenham
High Wycombe
HP14 4HF
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TRAIN:
The closest train station is Saunderton which is a 25 minute walk from the venue. There are more frequent trains too High Wycombe and Princes Risborough. Connected by bus or taxi.
Saunderton Train Station
High Wycombe
HP14 4HX
BUS:
There is a bus stop outside the venue. Served by the X30 and 130 routes.
Bus stop: The Red Lion PH
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Under UKA rules, no dogs are allowed to take part in the event.
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Backyard Ultra
1-3rd Women
1-3rd Men
Team Prizes:
Enter as a club or team to win the team prize with separate prizes for Men & Women. First 2 team runners score for each gender.
Finish Line Legend:
Spot prizes for the best finish line celebration.
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The race is permitted through the Trail Running Association. Permit number: TBC
Route Map
Chiltern Hills Backyard Ultra Loop
A gentle start until a climb up ‘the wall’, an unforgiving climb up to the top of the ridge. From here, you stay relatively high re-joining the ‘tank track’ through the woods. The second half of the route after the refuge point, opens up under big skies before a final effort to get to the finish.
Elevation gain: 152m
