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Beachy Head Marathon is one of the biggest off-road marathons in the UK and also features a Half Marathon and 10k run too.
The Beachy Head Marathon held in Eastbourne, formerly known as the Seven Sisters Marathon, and is popular for its scenic and challenging route through the South Downs countryside.
Free spectator viewing.
Entries have now closed for this year's Beachy Head Marathon.
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Tel01323 415442
| Beachy Head Marathon & Ultra (25 Oct 2025) |
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| Beachy Head Half & 10k (26 Oct 2025) |
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