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We need dedicated route managers who will be responsible for a section of the route under the management of the route director.
Ideally you'd be a local runner / hiker to the Trail Escape of your choice, or have experience in route management.
Requirements will include a briefing session, a course recce and two days at the event to set-up and manage on event day.
Day rate, accommodation and expenses will be covered.
We need people to support us with our start / finish areas and Aid Station management.
Ideally you'd have experience in event management or have a passion helping people complete their challenge.
Requirements will include a briefing meeting and being available to support on the Friday and Saturday of the event weekend.
Day rate, accommodation and expenses will be covered.
We need people to help support our runners and hikers on each Trail Escape route.
At Trail Escape we like to hold gates open for our participants. We want to point out tricky sections of the route and be in place for way-finding.
We need people who are up for marshalling in all weathers with a smile and loud voice!
Requirements are to attend a pre-briefing / Q&A session and be available for the duration of the shift.
A rate of £150 will be paid for a 6hr+ shift and £75 for a shorter shift. Expenses will also be covered along with food and drink plus free entry to future events.
*We cannot provide accommodation for these roles and can only accept people who can travel to the event on the day.
Every city in the UK is surrounded by incredible green spaces yet the majority of running and hiking events take place exclusively on roads, parks or promenades. While runners and walkers have easy access to their local green spaces, they don’t often have the knowledge or confidence to seek them out.
Trail Escape aims to challenge traditional mindsets and encourage people to explore the UK’s countryside at fully supported trail events on beautiful yet challenging routes.
It is our mission to create trail events that convert people from running (and walking) around their local streets to exploring their local countryside, for their fitness, health and mental wellbeing.
