Devon Coast to Coast Ultra Marathon
Devon Coast to Coast Ultra Marathon 17th May 2025 – 8am
112 miles (180km) non stop from Wembury to Lynmouth, crossing the whole county and two national parks – 38hr time limit.
Self navigation following the Two Moors Way (Devon Coast to Coast)
Live GPS tracking included
Devon Coast to Coast 2024 on Outdoor Active
Devon 75km (South Devon and Dartmoor) 17th May 2025 – 8am
Join the Devon Coast to Coast race for the first 75km from Wembury to Chagford. This includes a full Dartmoor crossing – 14hr time limit.
Self navigation following the Two Moors Way (Devon Coast to Coast)
Live GPS tracking included
Devon 75k 2024 on Outdoor Active
Devon 100km (Mid Devon and Exmoor) 17th May 2025 – 9pm
Join the Devon Coast to Coast race for the final 100km from Chagford on Dartmoor to the coast at Lynmouth – 25hr time limit.
Self navigation following the Two Moors Way (Devon Coast to Coast)
Live GPS tracking included
Devon 100km 2024 on Outdoor Active
Exmoor In A Day (Marathon) 18th May 2025 – 9am
Join the Devon Coast to Coast race for the final marathon stage from West Anstey to Lynmouth, a full Exmoor crossing open to runners and walkers – 13hr time limit.
Self navigation following the Two Moors Way (Devon Coast to Coast)
Live GPS tracking included
Exmoor in a day (marathon) 2024 on Outdoor Active
Entries now open!
Watch the 2024 race video here:
Devon Coast to Coast – Two Moors Way
Starting in Wembury, in the beautiful South Hams, you will follow the 17 mile Erme-Plym Trail to Ivybridge where you will meet the Two Moors Way, a 100 mile waymarked trail from the South of Dartmoor to the North of Exmoor where it meets the sea in Lynmouth. The route even nips over the border into Somerset and back into Devon on Exmoor!
We will ensure you are looked after, with fully-stocked checkpoints including hot drinks and hot food when you need them most. We do also permit the use of support teams to meet you at key locations.
The Route
The route follows a waymarked path, with some of the way markers brand new in the past few years. However, this does not mean the whole route is obvious and care should be taken when crossing fields, open sections of moor or following sections of road, especially at night. The route is available on Outdoor Active and can be followed using the app. A GPX file will also be available for those that would like to use GPS device. There are a few sections of open moorland, where navigation will be required. Harvey produce an excellent map which covers the original Two Moors Way from Ivybridge to Lynmouth and is available to buy here:
Devon Coast to Coast Handbook 2024 (All distances)
2025 information coming soon
Camping and Transport:
Our campsite base for the Devon Coast to Coast 2025 will be at the Riverside Caravan and Camping Park near South Molton.
Facilities include a large grassy field for campers, hard standing pitches for campervans and caravans as well as a few static vans for hire. There is a bar and restaurant on site here.
Camping and other accommodation options can now be booked through their website. Please mention Devon Coast to Coast when booking.
http://www.exmoorriverside.co.uk/
There are hotels and B&Bs near the campsite in South Molton.
Transport will be available from here (outside Riverside Caravan Park, South Molton) to the start of the non stop event and the 100km. It will also bring you back from the finish.
Transport will be available from Lynmouth back to the start of the Exmoor in a day (marathon) section after the event.
All transport will need to be booked in advance.
Devon Coast to Coast Results
Fastest finishers Devon Coast to Coast:
James Graham (M) 22:51:59 / Laura Swanton Rouvelin (F) 25:12:00
Fastest finishers Devon 100K:
Chris Bragg and Luke Cooper 14:35:15 / Maria White 17:02:43
Fastest finishers Exmoor Marathon:
Stephen Cameron (M) 3:59:37 / Catherine Whitehill (F) 4:58:53
