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Causeway Crossing FAQ’s

QUESTIONS SPECIFIC TO THE CAUSEWAY CROSSING

Q: What is the cost for registration

A: Pricing and Registration Options – click here

Q: Travel to the Causeway Crossing.

A: There are TWO Belfast airports. BFS Belfast International Airport and BHD Belfast City Airport. If traveling to Ireland, you will want to fly into or get to Belfast International Airport (BFS) for the  shuttle service to the race staging area.

 Q:What is the route like for the 100k and 50k.

A: The 100k starts in Glenarm on the eastern coast of Ireland. It heads north and west past the halfway point of Ballintoy, where it stays along the northern coast and past the Giant’s Causeway. It goes past Ballycastle and to Portrush. Runners then turn back East to the finish line in Ballintoy.  
The 50k starts in Ballintoy and stays along the northern coast and past the Giant’s Causeway. It goes past Ballycastle and to Portrush. Runners then turn back East to the finish line in Ballintoy. 

Route Description:  The route will be fully waymarked and will follow the paths, tracks, beaches and coastline of the Causeway Coast Way – probably one of the most spectacular coastlines in the whole world. The entire route passes through magnificent coastline scenery with fine views of wide bays, sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs and offshore rocks, all of which characterise the Causeway Coast, making its beauty and uniqueness world famous. The ultra will run through the world famous Giants Causeway World Heritage site area and pass close to the actual Giants Causeway stones.

Q) Do you have any recommended kit for the event?                                      

A: Running shoes (trail runners or ordinary runners) / Walking Boots, Hydration pack or water bottle, Energy snacks, Windproof top, Hat or Buff ®Participants must be aware that weather conditions along the coastline can change and deteriorate rapidly and should bring appropiate clothing to keep them warm in any adverse weather. It is also essential that all competitors undertake a training programme in the months leading up to this event to ensure the day is as memorable as possible.

Q) Where is the event registration area?

A: Registration for all events will take place in Bushmills, Ireland. There will be important welcome and safety briefings for all competitors that will cover safety, the latest weather forecast, logistical considerations and other important information.

Q) What’s included in my entry fee? (for those traveling to Ireland)

A: Professionally organised event, Public Liability insurance, Bus Transfer for participants, lodging, meals, ChampionChip electronic timing system, Race number, Course marking, Manned check points, hydration and feed stations, Buff / Finishers Medal, Prizes for each category.

Q) Is there anything sent to me in the post before the event?

A: No, all information and items to include race numbers, timing chip and other information associated with the event will be given to you upon registration on the day of the event.

Q) Are there any feed / hydration stations?

A: There will be hydration / aid stations at various locations along the route.

Q) Where is the best place for my family to see me taking part?

A: Family and friends are more than welcome to come along to this event to show support. Supporters also add an atmosphere and additional energy to the experience for all the other participants and the crew. The best place for your supporters is at the run into the finish in Portballintrae as there will be a festival type atmosphere in the village that day.
Please note:It is asked that spectators follow the recommendations of the organisers in order to prevent bottle necks and congestion.

Q) Can I raise money for Charity?

A: Yes, we welcome participants to raise money for charities and other worthwhile causes. We have a series of Charity partners and if you are yet undecided as to what charity you will raise money for please see our partners links or give back link on the homepage for some suggestions.

Q) Do you have ay Rules that I have to adhere to?

A:The event is open to runners, and walkers of 18 years of age and over. Participants must ensure they have appropriate footwear, clothing and have access to water and energy food whilst competing. All participants must refer to the recommended kit list. All participants must follow the prescribed course & adhere to the spirit of the event by showing courtesy to other trail users, dropping no litter – we operate a Leave No Trace Policy. If you drop your rubbish you WILL be disqualified. Leaving gates as found and offering fellow runners who are injured, exhausted or confused, help and support.

Q) Will I have to sign a Disclaimer?

A:Yes, by entering the event you will be bound by the event disclaimer.

Q) Can I get a refund if I have to pull out?

A:  Lost Worlds Trail Series has a NO REFUND policy. However we do offer partial discount for cancellations during our cancellation periods.

If you cancel up to 60 days before an event a discount code for 50% of your race registration fee can be applied to the next Lost Worlds Race. It is valid for 12 months. We understand that injuries happen or that life sometimes gets in the way of a race so we recommend considering a reasonable travel insurance policy to protect your registration investment.