FAQ’S

Q: What is SheUltra™?

A: SheUltra™ is an all-female ultra-marathon event aimed at raising awareness, providing support, and funding vital research for women’s cancer. Participants can walk, hike, or run a 50km course on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.

 

Q: When and where is the next SheUltra event?

A: The next SheUltra™ event will take place on Saturday, April 11th, 2026 on the Llyn Peninsula.

 

Q: Who can participate in SheUltra™?

A: SheUltra™ is open to women of all abilities, including walkers, hikers, and runners. There are no cut-off times, and every participant is encouraged to join and feel valued.

 

Q: How do I register for the event?

A: You can register for the SheUltra™ event on our website. Simply fill out the registration form and complete the payment process to secure your spot.

 

Q: What support is available during the event?

A:* The event offers extensive support, including fully marked courses, all-female medics, tracking devices, extra toilets, hygiene products, and more. Our supportive team will be with you every step of the way.

 

Q: What should I bring to the event?

A:  There is a list of suggested kit below.

 

Q: Are there any age restrictions for participants?

A: Participants must be at least 18 years old to take part in the SheUltra™ event.

 

Q: Can I participate anonymously?

A:  Yes, we offer an incognito signing-up option for those who prefer to participate anonymously.

 

Q: How can I support SheUltra™ if I can’t participate in the event?*

A: There are many ways to support SheUltra™, including making a donation, volunteering your time, or spreading the word about our cause. Every contribution makes a difference.

 

Q: What happens if I get pregnant?

A: Full refund minus small admin fee.

 

Q: Where do I find the event Terms & Conditions

A: You can find these at: The T &C’s Page – click here

 

Q: How can I stay updated on SheUltra™ events and news?

A: You can sign up for our newsletter to receive updates on upcoming events, inspiring stories from our community, and ways to get involved in supporting women with cancer.

 

Q: What is the suggested kit for the event?

A: Suggested items (not mandatory).

– Waterproof Jacket & trousers: To protect against rain and wind.

– Comfortable Footwear: Suitable for walking, hiking, or running.

– A means of carrying 1 litre of water: eg water bottle or a hydtration pack.

– A cup for use at aid stations

– Headlamp or Torch: For visibility if you are on the course after dark.

– Mobile Phone  Fully charged, for emergency contact and tracking. Consider a powerbank for the phone.

– Snacks and Energy Foods: To keep your energy levels up during the event.

– First Aid Kit: Basic first aid supplies, including blister plasters and pain relief.

– Warm Clothing: Layers to adjust to changing weather conditions.

– Personal Identification: ID card or similar, for registration and safety purposes.