Fun Run
A welcoming, scenic way to take your first step into trail running.
- Beginner-friendly terrain
- Forest surroundings
- A joyful outdoor challenge
GreenSequr Trail Run routes
Choose your
adventure.
Three distances. One unforgettable landscape. Find the challenge that calls you beyond the road.
Provisional 30km route preview
Two days. One wild loop.
This interactive preview combines the First Day and Second Day GPX recordings into a near-complete loop through Mancherial’s forest landscape. The combined GPS track measures approximately 28.28km with about 525m of elevation gain.
28.28km recorded+525m
approximate gain168–345m elevation
Soon Will Provide
This is a provisional preview. The exact 30km route map, final elevation, checkpoints and official GPX will be updated on 22 September 2026, subject to final organiser and forest approvals.
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Approximate elevation profile
Provisional 30km route: climbs, ridges and forest terrain.
Pick your distance
The GTR routes.
Nature Run
More kilometres, more terrain, and more of the trail-running rush.
- Rolling trail profile
- Deeper into the landscape
- Built for ambitious runners
Ultimate Trail
Our full-day endurance test for runners ready to earn every view.
- A meaningful trail test
- Long forest exploration
- Finish-line pride guaranteed
30km Ultimate Trail
Course details & provisional checkpoints.
A demanding forest-trail challenge planned across Mancherial’s natural terrain. Distances, checkpoint positions and cut-offs remain subject to final route validation and forest approval.
30km checkpoint plan
5 planned aid stations / checkpoints| Checkpoint | Distance | Provisional cut-off |
|---|---|---|
| CP1 | 10km | 8:00 AM |
| CP2 | 15km | 9:00 AM |
| CP3 | 20km | 10:00 AM |
| CP4 | 25km | 11:00 AM |
| Finish | 30km | 12:00 PM |
Based on the 6:00 AM start, the expected maximum completion time is approximately 6 hours. Aid-station locations, available supplies and all cut-offs are provisional and will be confirmed in the final participant handbook.
Sunday, 11 October 2026
Race-morning schedule.
Arrive early, complete your reporting formalities, join the warm-up and be ready at your category holding area before flag-off.
Bib collection daySaturday, 10 October
2026Collection venue and timings will be announced soon.
Runner reporting & warm-up window5:00 AM–5:30 AMSunday, 11
October 2026
Mandatory safety briefing5:30 AM · Sunday, 11 October 2026
30km Ultimate Trail
10km Nature Run
5km Fun Run
30km final cut-off12:00 PM · Sunday, 11 October 2026
The 30km flag-off is at 6:00 AM. The 10km and 5km categories will start at 6:30 AM and 7:00 AM respectively. All participants must follow reporting, briefing and holding-area instructions.
Registration eligibility
Choose an age-appropriate challenge.
Age is calculated as of race day, 11 October 2026. Participants under 18 require consent from a parent or legal guardian.
This is a participation-focused trail run. No prize money, cash awards, or competitive prizes are offered in any category.
30km safety requirement
Dress for the forest.
The Ultimate Trail may pass through dense vegetation, deep bushes, thorny sections, and uneven natural terrain. Every 30km participant must wear:
- Mandatory trail-running shoes with dependable grip.
- Full-coverage clothing covering the arms and legs.
These requirements help reduce the risk of slips, scratches, cuts, and contact with thorny vegetation. Participants arriving without the mandatory gear may not be permitted to start the 30km category.
Four-week readiness plan
Train for the terrain you’ll meet.
This short plan is for runners who already have a consistent endurance base. It cannot safely build a beginner from zero to 30km in four weeks.
Settle into terrain
- 2 easy runs: 45–60 min
- 1 hill or stair session: 6 controlled climbs
- 1 trail long run: 16–20km
- 2 short strength sessions
Peak endurance
- 2 easy runs: 45–60 min
- 1 hill session: 8 controlled climbs
- 1 trail long run: 20–24km
- Practise hydration, fuel and mandatory kit
Reduce, don’t stop
- 2 easy runs: 35–50 min
- 1 light hill session
- 1 steady trail run: 14–16km
- No new shoes, gear or nutrition
Arrive fresh
- 2 relaxed runs: 25–35 min
- Mobility, sleep and hydration
- Rest 1–2 days before race day
- Start conservatively; hike steep sections
Important: If you cannot currently complete a comfortable 16–18km long run, consider the 10km category rather than attempting the 30km. Stop training and seek qualified medical advice for chest pain, faintness, unusual breathlessness or persistent injury.