For the Day Runs, the 20km and 10km races are open to anyone over the age of 16.
The 5km race is open to anyone over age of 11.
For the Nightfall 10k, runners must be over 16 on the date of the event.
Born from the same DNA as the Tunnel Trail Run, this is a new event from the award-winning events team at Hillside Outside. You’ll run on beautiful riverside paths, through nature-filled woodlands, and up onto the hills with fabulous views of the Tweed Valley below, in all its autumn splendour. Unique to this event, we’ll be creating a woodland tunnel of lights to keep the tradition of the Tunnel Run shining bright.
You can run in the daylight or into the autumnal evening darkness (with a headtorch!) – or both. So whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, we’ve got you covered. Join us during the day (20km, 10km, 5km) or run into the sunset for the Nightfall 10km. Fancy a challenge? Why not do day and night.
The event HQ is in Peebles, full of festival vibes with great local food stands and hot drinks.
The four distances available:
An event like this needs a small army of helpers to make it work, so we are recruiting a marshaling team. It’s a great way to be part of the action and join in the excitement of this amazing day. Anyone who isn’t running (and is 16 or older) can apply.
Sign up here if you’re interested!
Who’s making it happen?
New for 2022 is our Volunteer & Crew Coordinator Sarah Birks, who will be dedicating all her time at Hillside Outside to all things volunteers. We’re also really excited to announce that Cullen Kilshaw are our official Tweed Valley Crew Partners this year. Their supports means new T-shirts, new High viz’s, great lunches and much more!
Click here to find out more about Cullen Kilshaw.
For the Day Runs, the 20km and 10km races are open to anyone over the age of 16.
The 5km race is open to anyone over age of 11.
For the Nightfall 10k, runners must be over 16 on the date of the event.
Timing is provided by a MyLaps system provide by RaceAhead timing. Your timing chip is on your race number bib and you’ll cross timing mats at the start and finish to record your time. It’s not a mass start battle to get onto the trails first. Run on your own, run with your pals, start early, go at the back – it’s your choice, do what feels right.
There are two ticket options:
Option 1 – Advance postal registration
Advance postal registration is available for runners who enter before the cut off date, Sunday 14 Aug 2022 at midnight. Advance runner packs cannot be sent out for runners who register after this date. This is to allow your number board and timing chip to be prepared in advance.
You can choose to change your registration type until Sunday 14 August 2022.
Option 2 – Registration in person
Runners must register on Saturday 1 October 2022, at Haylodge Park, Peebles, EH45. You’ll be issued with a registration time a few days before the event.
There will be marshals positioned throughout the route. They will be in radio contact with Event HQ and can help in the very unlikely situation that you might need help.
The course will be clearly marked throughout with arrows and course tape where required.
One of the joys of trail running is that all you really need is a pair of trainers and some water. Best to bring a waterproof just in case, and an extra layer in case you get cold afterwards. Please dress appropriately for the weather. Footwear with adequate grip for slippery off-road conditions required (trail shoes are strongly recommended for this event).
Head torches required for the Nightfall 10km.
If you haven’t run in a trail race before, please consider the following as you prepare:
Peebles is easily reached from all over the UK and a short transfer from airports and train stations. Regular bus services in the area are provided by First Group, Bus number 62.
If you are arriving by car the main roads into the Tweed Valley are the A7 and A701 from the South and the A701 from the North. And if you’re arriving by air you will probably arrive via Newcastle or Edinburgh Airport.
The closest stations are Edinburgh Waverly Station or the brand new Galashiels Railway Station. Check Travelline Scotland for dedicated bus connections.
Share car transport whenever you can – there’s a very useful car-sharing website at www.tripshareborders.com
There is comprehensive list of local accommodation options over at the TweedLove website here, including hotels, B&Bs, self catering and camping.
We have decided to leave the tunnel alone for now and instead offer you a tunnel of light right here in the forest! During both the day and the night runs, you’ll be able to run through this fantastic tunnel of lights.
If for any reason you are unable to attend the event, refunds will be available upon request (info@tweedlove.com) as follows:
– Over 2 months prior to event date | 75% refund
– 1-2 months prior to event date | 50% refund
– Less than 1 month prior to event date | No refund
Yes, you can swap your entry yourself in SiEntries to a different runner until 1 month prior to the event. After this time please get in touch at info@tweedlove.com to transfer your entry (there will be an admin charge of £10.00 per ticket). No transfers will be allowed after 1 September 2022.
For safety reasons, NO runner may use another’s event number without the permission of the event organiser.
Unfortunately we are not able to offer the option to defer a ticket to another event, however please get in touch at info@tweedlove.com and we can arrange to refund or transfer your ticket (as outlined above).
Drop us a line at info@tweedlove.com
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