Trail marathon which starts in Cradle Moon then follows the 30km Cradle loop and ends back to Cradle Moon. The route is specifically set out to be challenging but fast. 

Park Fees:
Cradle Moon park fees: R70

Water access:
15km Bidon Bistro bathrooms
19.5 Lion and Rino Park bathrooms
36.5km Leave Water at Cradle Moon entrance gate by security

We recommend that all female runners run the Cradle loop section accompanied by a fellow runner, pacer or support vehicle.

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