Trail
200 Mile
322 km
Start: Apr 12, 07:00 PM
Wild Horse 200
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Trail in United Kingdom, Machyntlleth
Distances
About
A 200-mile trail ultramarathon set across the trails and mountains of South Wales, following Offa’s Dyke, the Beacons Way, the Heart of Wales Line, and the Wales Coast Path with a multi-day, unsupported format.
Catering & aid stations
Checkpoints offer a variety of sweet and savoury foods, hot drinks, and pop. All items are cupless — bring a reusable cup for drinks.
Pacers
Pacers are allowed. All support must follow crew rules for parking, timing, and assistance; pacers must adhere to cut-offs and course rules and remain with their supported runner at all times where required.
Typical weather in Machyntlleth
Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).
Jan7°3°
↑ 08:21
↓ 16:30
Feb8°3°
↑ 07:34
↓ 17:27
Mar10°4°
↑ 06:30
↓ 18:20
Apr13°5°
↑ 06:18
↓ 20:15
May15°8°
↑ 05:20
↓ 21:06
Jun18°11°
↑ 04:53
↓ 21:41
Jul19°13°
↑ 05:12
↓ 21:33
Aug19°13°
↑ 05:59
↓ 20:43
Sep17°11°
↑ 06:51
↓ 19:32
Oct14°9°
↑ 07:42
↓ 18:22
Nov10°6°
↑ 07:39
↓ 16:23
Dec8°4°
↑ 08:21
↓ 16:02
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Register on the official organiser website.
Sign up nowWhat's included in entry
- Entry Fee
- Event Insurance
- Crew Support at Checkpoints
- On-course Food & Drink at Checkpoints
- GPX Route Navigation
- Sleep Station Facilities
- Live Tracking & Race Shirt
FAQ
What are the cut off times?
The event has a 55-hour cut-off at the 100-mile mark and a 120-hour (5-day) overall cut-off.
How is the course supported?
Checkpoints are spaced roughly every 25 miles and offer food, drinks, medical support, and, where possible, crew access. Sleep stations at key locations provide a chance to rest and recharge.
Are the routes marked?
No, the route follows well-known trails; you’ll need to download the GPX route to a device or watch for navigation.
Do I need to carry mandatory kit?
Yes. Essentials include trail shoes, waterproofs, warm clothing, night lighting with backup, 2 L of water, a GPS device with the course loaded, a mobile phone, a reusable cup, a survival bag, food for at least 1,000 calories per checkpoint, and personal blister kit.
Can I use a drop bag?
Yes. One drop bag per runner (max 120 L / 20 kg) is transported between every checkpoint; make it waterproof and pack everything needed for sleep stops.
Is crew support allowed?
Yes, most checkpoints allow crew, but some have limited parking or access — check the race manual for specifics.
When will I get the race manual?
The official race manual is available by email from 8 weeks before the event and contains all details including kit lists, checkpoints, route maps, and sleep station guidance.
Can I run with a pacer?
Yes! Pacers are allowed and must follow crew rules regarding parking, timing, and assistance.
What food and drink is available?
Checkpoints provide sweet and savoury foods, hot drinks and pop. All items are cupless — bring a reusable cup.
Can I run uncrewed?
Yes, you can complete the event without crew; checkpoints remain available, though crew can help with logistics.
How do sleep stations work?
Sleep stations are provided at designated checkpoints. Bring your own sleeping bag, warm layers, and comfort items; they offer a safe place to rest and recharge.
I haven’t received my confirmation email — what should I do?
Check your spam folder, then log in to your Let’s Do This account to verify your booking. If unresolved, contact support@letsdothis.com.
Can I transfer my entry to another runner?
If transfers are open, manage via your Let’s Do This booking dashboard within the transfer deadline.
What is your cancellation/refund policy?
A 75% refund of the entry fee is given only if notified in writing 84 days (12 weeks) before the event; after that, fees are non-refundable. Add-ons are non-refundable once booked.
Last updated: Jun 5, 2026, 11:52:05 PM
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