Wolf Run Juniors must be aged 7 to 17 years on the day of the event. Adults can enter to run alongside their children by booking a ticket also.  The Junior course obstacles are designed for both adults and children and medals are presented to everyone at the finish.

For under 12s it's compulsory that they have a registered participating accompanying adult. If not a parent, an adult nominated by a parent or legal guardian. An accompanying adult may be responsible for up to but no more than 3 children. 12-17 year olds can run with family, friends or unaccompanied as long as you have a signed guardian consent/waiver through your profile.

Junior Wolf and Wolf Trails take place on Sunday mornings, typically starting between 9am and 10am.

Participants set off in waves of around 100 runners every 10 minutes over a 1-2 hour period. Children finish in their own time, at their own pace but the average is around 35 mins for the 3k course.

Wolf Run Junior - The course is 3 km with the option to do a second lap (start times after 10.30 only 1 lap is possible). Once you exit the course and cross the finish line you will not be permitted re-entry.

Wolf Run Trails  - 3k 5k and 10k of pure off road running.

Yes, most of the time this is possible. However, if you want to run multiple events on one day please let us know at info@thewolfrun.com so that we can adjust your start times to enable you to complete two events.

Yes there will be a water stop at the half way mark and a bottle of water at the finish line.

Absolutely. Entry to the event village is free for supporters, so friends and family are welcome to soak up the atmosphere and cheer runners on.

Please note that parking charges (£5 per car) do apply so we recommend car sharing where possible.

Safety is fundamental to Wolf Run. Backed by 15 years of experience, we are a well-established and respected brand known for delivering safe, professionally run events.

We have a fully equipped, state-of-the-art medical tent on site, staffed by qualified medical professionals, including multiple doctors and nurses, throughout the event. While they mostly spend their day treating grazes, bumps, we deliberately invest heavily in this area to ensure the highest level of care is always available.

Every obstacle is staffed by experienced marshals, many of whom return year after year. Marshals are positioned at every obstacle and key point on the course and are in constant radio contact with event crew, managers and the medical team, so support is never far away.

Our event teams are fully trained in health and safety, from building to event management, with clear procedures in place across the course and event village. This experience, combined with careful course layout and design, means Junior Wolf events consistently operate with very low injury rates.

Junior courses are specifically designed for children. They do not include the more extreme adult obstacles such as high nets, long lake swims or larger slides. Obstacles are built to be age-appropriate, well supervised and built with safety in mind.

Importantly, the event is non-competitive, and children are never pressured to do anything they don’t want to do. Any obstacle can be skipped, no questions asked, and adults are welcome to support and encourage children at their own pace.

Our aim is to create a fun, confidence-building adventure where children feel supported, safe and proud of what they achieve.