Honiton Running Club

We’re a welcoming running club for individuals of all ages and abilities, with diverse motivations for running. Join us on our runs through the beautiful East Devon countryside.

Latest News

City to Sea- 2026

City to Sea- 2026

The City To Sea Races, organised by Winding Paths, took place on the same day. There were 3 race options to choose from, half marathon, marathon,...

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Sidbury 3 Peaks 10k- 2026

Sidbury 3 Peaks 10k- 2026

The inaugural Sidbury Three Peaks 10km trail race took place on Sunday 6th of September on a very warm morning with clear visibility.  It has been...

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Haldon Relays- 2026

Haldon Relays- 2026

Huge thanks to all the HRC runners who turned out for the Haldon Relays last night organised by City Runs. The event is run on the trails in Haldon...

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About us

We are based in Honiton, East Devon, Southwest England and spend our lives running through some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK.

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Calendar

 

Week beginning

14 Sep  2026
Mon-Wed nights meet at 6:30pm unless ​advised below. If you need a lift just ask on FB or email. 
Please everybody wear high vis. Please car share if you can. 

Mon 14 Sep – Howard’s Payhembury road run                    Meet at Payhembury village hall at 6.30pm. Suitable for everyone – different lengths available. 

Wed 16 Sep – Last Summer handicap 5K                             Meet at Cotleigh Village Hall at 6.30pm. 5k timed road run – if you don’t want to be timed, come along anyway and run in the opposite direction. 

Thursday 17 Sep – Kev’s speed training.                            Meet TBD at 6pm 

Friday 18 Sep- Friday morning social run                              Meet at Tesco Carpark at 9.15am for a run.

Upcoming Events

Honiton Hippo

Hippo Calf

Hungry Hippo

Sunday, 13th September 2026 – 10.30am

Hippo Online Entry here

Honiton Hippo Participant List

 

See what people have to say…

“Fantastic race today, many thanks for organising it and special thanks to all the marshals standing out in the wind and rain. – Helen”