Cape Winter Trail Series 2 of 4

What: The second of four races in this popular short course trail running series. Run 3 of the 4 long/short courses to compete in the Championship/Challenge. Or, you can take part in just one or two!

 

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IMPORTANT: Entries are limited and pre-entry online is advisable, as we may not take on the day entries if our capacity is reached.
How much: Click here for costs

 

Where: Tygerberg Nature Reserve

Directions to venue: Click here

 

Distance: 11km LONG, 6.98km SHORT

Start Time: 09h00 LONG, 09h15 SHORT

 

Route & Profile: 

LONG COURSE

SHORT COURSE

Categories: Click here for the category breakdown
On the day entry: Entries are limited and pre-entry online is advisable, as we may not take on the day entries if our capacity is reached.
Prizes: Category, spot prizes and series cash
Medal:Series runners receive a medal (3 out of 4)

Entrance fees may be payable for spectator’s where applicable. Runners running without paying the required entry fee, are regarded as trespassing and action can and will be taken.

 

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Comment by Claire Davidson on July 31, 2012 at 10:20

Hi Peter, Thank you so much for your fantastic feedback! The sunrise over Cape Town from the top of the Nature Reserve was truly spectacular. We are really glad you enjoyed the race and hope to see you at the last two races of the Series (this Sunday at the Taal Monument & on the 18th August at the Kogelberg Nature Reserve, Kleinmond). Thanks again for your kind words!

Comment by Peter Zehetbauer on July 30, 2012 at 16:05

Thank you so much for organising this great trail race. Watching the magnificent sunrise on Tygerberg was a welcomed benefit. The weather, the views, your team and the many like-minded runners made it another happy and memorable event.   

Comment by Claire Davidson on July 25, 2012 at 12:43

Hi Gino, thanks for your comment and so glad you enjoyed Sunday's race!

You are correct when you say all racers are out on the course to enjoy themselves, so it's important to remind all racers to always be respectful and polite to each other when on the trail and value each other's experience at all times - trail running is all about the great outdoors and peace & love ya all ;)

Similarly, all runners are reminded of general trail running etiquette- in order to keep the sport of trail running enjoyable for all levels of fitness, please allow any faster runners to pass you (especially on the downhill single track). All runners are asked to please be aware of your surroundings and if you hear another runner coming up behind you, please move over to the left to allow them to pass on the right (like you would in traffic!)

Everyone's support in this would kindly be appreciated by Wildrunner and fellow racers! See you all on Sunday for another great race :)

Comment by Gino Serra on July 25, 2012 at 12:09

Race 1 of CWTS 2012 at Paul Cluver rocked. To the rude runners griping behind me on the downward angled single track of the 16km race, CLIMB HARDER instead and you'll end up ahead on the descents in future. Otherwise BUTTON IT until we arrive at wider jeep track below. We're all there to enjoy ourselves. Thanks :)

Comment by Claire Davidson on July 24, 2012 at 10:23

Hi Willie, Thanks for your email. Our apologies if gremlins have gotten into the system! Our Registration Manager Tamaryn is checking this out for you and will sort it out for you right away. Should you or anyone else have any further questions on this, please email tamaryn@wildrunner.co.za directly. Thanks for letting us know. 

Comment by Andries Bezuidenhout on May 8, 2012 at 19:33

Lets go swimming after.. run faster=more heat

Comment by Owen Middleton on July 21, 2011 at 11:46

Yup - Lebanon will be on the cards for Summer!

Comment by Samantha Laing on July 18, 2011 at 10:57

PLEASE can we have a summer race here? I think it would be awesome to plunge into the dam afterwards for a cool down :)

Comment by Peter Zehetbauer on July 17, 2011 at 20:16

Brr - was that cold in the early morning! The coffee bar made the difference. I had another great trail run experience in a stunning environment. Thanks a lot. 

Comment by Carl Schultz on July 17, 2011 at 18:10

Took the kids for there first trail run, fun was had by all. Absolutely stunning setting. Well organised. Well done.

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