SARRC’s first half marathon of the year is held in the beautiful Clare Valley and is the first event of our Triple Crown Series which includes the Clare Valley, Greenbelt and McLaren Vale events. This is the Plains Producer Clare Valley Running Festival. The Clare Valley is one of South Australia’s oldest wine regions and it’s world-renowned for producing elegant Rieslings. The Clare Valley Half Marathon follows part of the Riesling Trail. Come for the run… stay the weekend! To…
The Barossa Marathon Festival is held every year starting in the scenic vineyard-surrounded Tanunda. The event attracts runners from right across the world, wanting to challenge their fitness levels in the marathon (42.2km), half marathon (21.1km), 10km and 5km events. The course is very flat, perfect for those wanting a quick time or ‘personal best’.
This trail run will be along the first part of the Yurrebilla Trail. Meet at Cleland Conservation Park at 7.15am. From here we will carpool to Belair Railway Station for an 8.00am start. After the run, lifts back to Belair Railway Station for those whose cars are there would be greatly appreciated. The route is just over 21km. This is a self-supporting run, without any Aid Stations. All SARRC Members are covered by SARRC’s insurance, but you must Check In with SARRC…
The Greenbelt Challenge takes advantage of sealed off-road trails through Linear Park following the River Torrens / Karrawirra Parri. The original Greenbelt event was a half marathon. In recent years the half marathon has been merged with what was originally known as SARRC's "River Run" which later became the "Hills to Henley" 30km event. In line with other SARRC events, shorter distances are also offered. Distances available at Greenbelt Challenge 2021 are: 30km Hills to Henley – Athelstone Recreation Reserve…
Visit the official PREPD Adelaide Marathon Festival website for all event information
This trail run will be along the third and final part of the Yurrebilla Trail. Meet at Foxfield Oval at 7.15am. From here we will carpool to Norton Summit for an 8.00am start. After the run, lifts back to Norton Summit for those whose cars are there would be greatly appreciated. The route is around 20K. This is a self-supporting run, without any Aid Stations. All SARRC Members are covered by SARRC’s insurance, but you must Check In with SARRC Support…
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