The Bounty Run
...12
beaches, 2 national parks, 2 cemeteries, 2 military encampments
and non-stop, 180 degree views
of the
Click on each photo for a larger image
The Bounty Run:
The only church-friendly, free, distance running event in
the Eastern suburbs.
Page Contents
Preparation tips, latest information and event reports
The
starting line
The Bounty Run is
a 36km run along the east coast of
Approaching Coogee
The run begins at
the old fortress at La Perouse. It heads south-east
through
Click to download
a satellite image of the route and a corresponding sketch map (expand to
full size for a clear image).
The Bounty Run is
non-competitive. The pace is set at roughly 6 minutes per kilometre and all
entrants stay together as a group.
Waverly
Cemetery
There are shorter
versions of the Bounty Run. They are summarised below:
|
Name |
Approx Distance |
Approx running time |
Start at |
Finish at |
|
The
Bounty |
36km |
3
hr 36 min |
La
Perouse |
South
Head |
|
The
Beagle |
20km |
2
hr |
Maroubra
SLSC |
South
Head |
|
The
Longboat |
10km |
1
hr |
|
South
Head |
Those running The
Beagle and The Longboat join Bounty runners as they pass by the Maroubra and
Contact me for current information.
View
of North Head
You only need to
contact the event organiser. Registration is free! You should let the organiser
know which run you are doing. You can get the organiser’s contact details by
first contacting me. We welcome newcomers to this
event.
The
Czech consulate and loyal citizen
Preparation tips, latest information and
event reports
If you are
interested in further information, you need to subscribe to The Bounty Post, the
official journal for the Bounty Run.
Two sample issues
may be obtained below:
The
Gap
All
photographs on this page were taken by
at the occasion of the
inaugural Bounty Run (2004).
The runners
photographed are Petr Stehlik,