Narrow Neck Night Run

 Aid Station (12.2km): Water, Electrolyte, Fruit, Lollies, Chips, Coke

All aid stations have emergency pads and tampons, hand sanitiser, rubbish and recycling bins, friendly volunteers who are happy to help and are in contact with First Aid if needed.
There will be no cups at the aid stations on the course. As all runners are required to have the capacity to carry 500mls of water and to reduce our landfill contribution, we ask runners use their own collapsible cups or flasks.

There will be portaloos at the start/finishline, and a toilet at the fire tower out on Narrowneck (at the turn point of the short course option).

If you need to go in the bush along the course, please move well off the trail and ensure you are more than 100m from any body of water (creeks/rivers). For minimal impact, pack waste for disposal after the event. If you have to dig a hole, make sure it is at least 15cm deep, and cover it up when done. You should pack out any toilet paper, pads and tampons as they don’t biodegrade.

You must carry at least 500 ml of water. In accordance with our policy, we have a “No Water No Result” rule, i.e. if you fail to carry water, you will fail to receive a result. Our on-course marshals will also be looking for this, so be sure to carry your water. We do not provide cups at aid stations.

As well as the water, you will need a breathable waterproof jacket (with sealed seams and hood), an emergency space blanket, a beanie or buff, a thermal long sleeved top (polypropylene or wool), and a headlamp.

Due to the terrain we run on, we ask all runners not to use headphones at our events. This is so you can stay aware of what others around you are saying and hear if anyone needs your attention. Also, a big part of trail running is being social – so have a chat along the way!

Walking poles are allowed at our events, but we ask runners to be mindful of where they use them and not hinder other runners on any narrow or technical trails.

Whilst not compulsory, we recommend runners wear gloves on the trails, such as bike gloves, as these will help protect your hands in case of a fall. Injuries to hands are the most common injuries our Event Safety Services team see. Please be mindful of the weather and dress appropriately. As this is a night event it is a good idea to have warm clothes near the finish line so you can get dressed quickly before getting too cold.

Race results will be available on Tempus Timing and photos will be on Jodi McConaghy Photography in the 24hrs after the event has finished.

We can process a refund of the race entry fee less a $10 processing fee up until 1 week before the event. Please email in**@************sw.com. 

Yes. Click on the ‘Enter now’ button at the top of this page. A new page will open and on the left you will see an option to transfer. Select the option ‘transfer to a new participant’ and you will be prompted for the email address of the person you are transferring the entry to. Once you initiate this transfer, the new participant will receive an email with a link to complete the transfer.

Yes. Click on the ‘Enter now’ button at the top of this page. A new page will open and on the left you’ll see an option to transfer. Select the option ‘transfer to new sub event’ and you will be given the option to change which course length you are registered for.