BMF Hounslow Training Run Perry's-Lockleys-Pinnacles Return 28/06/2026
About the Event
BMF Hounslow Training Run Perry's-Lockleys-Pinnacles Return is set to take place on June 28th in Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia. The event offers a challenging 18km course that includes steep terrain and single-track trails, making it an excellent training run for those preparing for the Hounslow Classic marathon. Race morning will see runners gather at Perry's Lookdown Car Park, where they'll begin their journey with a descent of 2.5km stairs into the Grose Valley. From there, participants cross the Grose River and ascend Lockleys via rough trails to reach the summit pylon. The route then continues along tricky single-track paths before ending back at Perry's Lookdown Car Park. An optional early turn-around point is available for those seeking a shorter distance. BMF HOUNSLOW TRAINING has been running this challenging course since 2015, providing training and support to runners preparing for the tough UTA and Hounslow Classic races. Over sixteen years of experience, they have honed their run training sessions with experienced trainers like Head Trainer Tony Williams and Run Trainer Di Kipp, who will share invaluable race preparation tips. The full event name is repeated multiple times throughout: BMF HOUNSLOW TRAINING RUN PERRY'S-LOCKLEYS-PINNACKLES RETURN. It has been running since 2015 with a strong tradition of supporting runners in challenging terrain and preparing them for major events such as the UTA. BMF Hounslow Training Run Perry's-Lockleys-Pinnacles Return offers distances suitable for various training levels, including an optional extra kilometer or early turn-around. The course includes over 1600m elevation gain/loss, making it a rigorous test of endurance and strength. The race will start at Perry's Lookdown Car Park on June 28th, with the route covering firm and slightly soft terrain that can be quite challenging in terms of footing. The weather forecast for June suggests an average temperature around 9.8°C, with a minimum of 5.5°C and a maximum of 14.1°C. Humidity levels are at 72.1%, which could make the run feel cooler than it actually is due to the high moisture content in the air. Wind speeds will average 11.8 km/h, creating some resistance but not enough to significantly impact performance.
The race offers a full 18km distance with an option for runners seeking less of a challenge or more time on their feet. BMF Hounslow Training Run Perry's-Lockleys-Pinnacles Return is committed to providing top-notch training sessions and practical advice. To register, visit the following URL: https://raceroster.com/events/2026/130335/bmf-hounslow-training-run-perrys-lockleys-pinnacles-return-28062026. The registration fee is A$95.00 and closes two weeks prior to the event. Bib pick-up will be available at Perry's Lookdown Car Park on race day, with participants advised to bring their identification for verification. For first-timers or those unfamiliar with the area, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the course layout before the run. The training session is a must-attend for anyone preparing for the Hounslow Classic marathon, as it provides an authentic taste of the challenging terrain and elevation changes faced during the main event. The experience and support from BMF trainers will undoubtedly benefit participants in their race preparation journey.
Races Offered
Hounslow Session - Perry's-Lockleys-Pinnacles Rtn
Jun 28, 2026
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Distance —
18K
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Running
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10:00
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$95.00
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for June in Blue Mountains National Park.
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5.5° / 14.1°
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1.5° / 11.2°
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Avg sunshine hours
8h 10m
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Avg rainfall
1.6 mm
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Avg wind speed
11.8 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Low
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Course conditions
Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Very High (8.0)
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Humidity
72.1%
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Sunrise
06:59
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Sunset
16:56
About Blue Mountains National Park
Learn more about the host city, Blue Mountains National Park.
The Blue Mountains National Park is a large, world Heritage-listed national park occupying much of the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales. The park has many cliffs, plateaus, valleys, waterfalls and something a trip to Sydney is never complete without. Blue Mountains National Park is also New South Wales' most visited national park receiving over 8 million visitors in 2018.