The Kymin Dash
27th July 2008
The Kymin Dash is a race with a long history which is run in the small border town of Monmouth. The Dash is a popular event which is now incorporated into Monmouth's annual carnival and festival fortnight.
Start: 11:30am
The course covers approximately 7 miles of mixed terrain. It circles the town and ascends and descends the Kymin, a local viewpoint at 850ft, by forest tracks, field paths and minor roads to end on Chippenham Mead - the town recreation ground.
The Course record is 38mins 54secs, set by P. Wheeler in 1985.
How do I enter?
All competitors must complete an entry form. When the maximum of 200 entries has been reached, entries and cheques will be returned. Until the maximum has been reached, entries on the day can be accepted. Postal entries must arrive by 26th July.
Who can enter?
Anyone over 16 years of age can enter. See our Entry Criteria & Fees page for details of the categories and for details of team entries.
UK Athletics rules apply. Permit applied for from Athletics Association of Wales [AAW].
© 2005-2006 The Kymin Dash.
Design by Alfie Goodrich at Town Crier
With many thanks to this year's sponsor, Robert Price Builder's Merchants.
