ESCAPE Boudicca Way Ultra 2024

Starting out at Diss we will run the 36 mile Boudicca Way, taking in the beautiful Norfolk countryside, before finishing at Norwich Station.

The route showcases some of the best parts of Norfolk, passing through several picturesque villages, with lots of local history and nature to take in. The run is fully guided by qualified run leaders, it’s not a race, and is perfect for someone wanting to run their first ultra. We want people to be able to enjoy the satisfaction that comes from running an ultra, whilst being able to enjoy the scenery at a relaxed pace, and hopefully learning something new about the county of Norfolk along the way.

You can find out more about the Boudicca Way here

FAQ’s

Distance

This run will be 36 miles long.

What pace will we be running at?

We will be running at a casual, social pace. These runs are not a race so please be aware that you may not be the slowest runner and we will be running at the pace of the slowest person. This event is perfect for anyone looking to run their first ultra, we would recommend that you have run at least a marathon before.

Experience Level? Intermediate

How long will we be running?

We allow 9 hours for this event, but this will depend on the abilities of the people attending. We want everyone to be able to enjoy it without feeling rushed.

Getting to the start and parking?

The run starts at Diss Station and finishes at Norwich Station. So is perfect for parking at Norwich, catching a train to Diss, then running back to your car.

What’s included?

• Fully qualified and experienced Run Leader to guide you on the trails.
• Fully stocked aid stations every 10 miles.
• Bespoke wooden medal. 
• For every entry £1 will be donated to the Norfolk Trails team to help with the upkeep of the trail.

What will I need?

A recommended kit list will be supplied before the event.

Most importantly a willingness to enjoy the trails and have fun.

Please read ESCAPE trails T&C’s

Optional Extra – We also have training plans available for this event, which have been written specifically for Boudicca Way by qualified Ultramarathon Coach Neil Staveley.