Author: John Munro

Volunteer registration is now open. Click on the link to take part in the best weekend of the year https://forms.gle/n4eWDBwuwPpmZmEW9

An updated GPX file is available which includes the new route through Tyndrum. You can view and download it here https://westhighlandwayrace.org/map-and-gpx/

This year you can follow the progress of runners as they make their way to Fort William by clicking on this link https://www.geotracks.co.uk/live/2675 or by scanning this QR code You can also follow the official live timing at SportIdent https://www.sportident.co.uk/results/WestHighlandWayRace/2024/WHW

Final Instructions and Race Rules are now available. You can view them here Final Runner Instructions and Race Rules 2024

Volunteer registration is now open. West Highland Way volunteers are quite simply the best. No sleep, midges, tough love and random problem solving all to make sure that our runners and their support crews get to Fort William safely. With […]

All runners need to have a vehicle and 2 support runners. This is your responsibility as a runner to find a crew. If you are travelling from overseas and need some help getting a crew, then please fill out this […]

Our Race History page has recently been updated by Adrian Stott. If you would like to find out a bit more about the West Highland Way Race while you wait for the ballot then pop over to Race History

The 2024 instructions for runners are now available on the race website. It is possible that these instructions may change between now and June but runners and support crews are asked to make themselves familiar with the race rules. Follow […]

The recording of this year’s Inspiration Evening isnow available. Hosted by Adrian Stott with contributions from Susie Hubbard, Lynne Allan, Donnie Campbell, Robbie Dunlop, and Ian Beattie you can find the link on the Race Media section of the race […]

VOLUNTEERS WANTED Job Description: Being awesome and helping our runners complete the WHW Race and receive the treasured Goblet Working Conditions: Being eaten alive by midges at all hours of the day and night in every possible sort of weather […]