Event Information

 Waterville, Ireland
28 April 2023 to 30 April 2023

Waterville Trailrunning Festival 2023

The Waterville Trailrunning Festival is a series of 4 trail races taking place over 3 days, along the Lough Currane/Derrynane loop of the Kerry Way, on the Atlantic tip of the Iveragh Peninsula. WTF 3 Day Ultra Stage Race - EVENT SOLD OUT WTF 130km Ultra Trail Race - EVENT SOLD OUT WTF 43km Trail Race - EVENT SOLD OUT WTF 25km Half(ish) Trail Race

WTF 3 Day Stage Race

ITRA Points
Itra Images
Mountain Level
  3
Finisher Level
  480
National League

Course details

 Race Date: 2023/04/28
 Start Time: 09:00:00
 Participation: Solo
 Distance: 129.00
 Elevation Gain: +3960
 Elevation Loss: -3960
 Time Limit: 24:0:0
 Number of Aid Stations: 3
 Number of Participants: 50
 
 

About the Race

Distance: 130km (3 Stages, 3 Days, 43.3km per Stage/Day) Ascent: 3,950 metres Descent: 3,950 metres Race Format: 3 Day Stage Race ITRA Points: 3 UTMB Points: 3 1 full loop on each of 3 consecutive days – lowest combined time wins. Day 1 – Anticlockwise loop. Day 2 – Clockwise loop. Day 3 – Direction is Race Directors choice, informed to runners at the end of day 2 (Just after the final finisher of the day has crossed the finish line). Race starts at 09:00 each day. Finish line cut off at 17:30 each day. Any participant failing to finish within the cut-off time will not be eligible to start the next stage. Aid Station with food and drinks at approximately the half-way point of the loop. Route Overview: A 43.2 km, 1,240m elevation clockwise loop of the Kerry Way, starting in Waterville, continuing along the northern side of Lough Currane, crossing the hills at the eastern end of the Lake, ascending Eagle Hill, dropping down to the shore in Derrynane and back around through the saddle by Coomakista to finish in Waterville. A fully way marked route including rough mountainside, single track and tarred road. Stunning area of natural beauty, including majestic sea views, rugged mountain passes and foothills, lake and island vistas, and a fantastic 5km ridge run offering unparalleled views across Ballinskelligs Bay. And in case you miss anything going clockwise, don't worry you will get to do it anti-clockwise also.