Wolf Run’s milestone anniversary year reaches its climax this weekend as organisers prepare to celebrate 15 years of obstacle racing adventure at Autumn Wolf.
Taking place on 12-13 September, the Warwickshire-born obstacle running event will mark 15 years since Wolf Run first burst onto the scene, bringing together past participants, first-time runners and local families for a weekend of mud, obstacles and celebration.
To mark the milestone, organisers are planning a series of special anniversary activities throughout the weekend, including a dedicated 15 year wave and much more.
Limited entries are still available for Autumn Wolf, and the 15 year wave.
Wolf Run offers both 10km, 5km and Junior Wolf options, with the signature 10km course featuring more than 30 obstacles spread across woodland, water crossings, mud and challenging terrain.
Participants will also tackle some of Wolf Run’s most iconic features, including the event’s famous 100m water slide. Anna Harding, known by many as the voice of The Running Channel, recently took on the ‘Landslide’ and shared her experience on camera: www.instagram.com/reels/
With obstacle racing continuing to evolve, Wolf Run’s longevity remains notable. Since launching in 2011, the event has welcomed hundreds of thousands of participants and developed a loyal community that returns year after year for the unique combination of endurance, adventure and fun.
Charlie Moreton, Founder of Wolf Run, said: “For us, the anniversary is less about looking back and more about celebrating the community that has built around Wolf Run over the last 15 years. We’ve seen people meet lifelong friends, overcome personal challenges and discover a love of adventure through these events.
“Autumn Wolf will be a celebration of everyone who has been part of that journey, whether they’re running their first Wolf Run or their fifteenth.”
The celebrations are not just for runners. Autumn Wolf’s vibrant event village will offer a packed programme for supporters and spectators, including food and drink vendors, a licensed bar, family entertainment and funfair activities.
Families can also get involved through Junior Wolf, which allows children aged 7-17 to experience their own obstacle challenge and become part of the anniversary weekend.
With entries still available, organisers are encouraging runners to secure their place and be part of a landmark moment in Wolf Run history.
Sign up for Autumn Wolf at: https://thewolfrun.com/
