Saturday, January 16, 2027
9:00am (run); 9:10am (walk)
Start/Finish: National Sports Centre, North Field
65 Roberts Avenue, Prospect, Devonshire
One of the most popular (and hilly) races on the island, and the second race in the Half and Full Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge events, the Allshores 10k Run/Walk will take you on a scenic course filled with rolling hills*, lush foliage, and beautiful vistas. Bask in the excitement of fellow runners and spectators as you complete an oval-shaped loop that starts and finishes at the National Sports Centre, offering views of historic Flatts Village and the North Atlantic Ocean along the way.
PLEASE NOTE: FOR SAFETY REASONS AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE BERMUDA NATIONAL ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION, STROLLERS ARE ONLY PERMITTED IN THE NON-COMPETITIVE WALK AND WE ASK THAT YOU START NEAR THE BACK TO AVOID ANY INTERFERENCE WITH OTHER PARTICIPANTS.
*Based on feedback from participants we’ve received over the past few years, we want to provide new participants with the following guidance:
There are multiple hills on this course. We recommend incorporating hills into your training so, come race day, you can tackle the hills with confidence. You can find an elevation map on the lower right portion of the course map, which is located on this page above the “Course Description” section. Studying this will help you better understand the incline and incline/distance of the hills along the course. As with any elevation map, please note the scale when reading it.
Amenities
All participants in the Allshores 10k Run/Walk will receive a 2027 Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge technical t-shirt, a custom 2027 Allshores 10k Finisher’s Medal, and a swag bag.
In addition, all are welcome to attend the FREE post-race Finish Festival on the North Field featuring music, Bermuda’s famous Gombey dancers, samples of locally brewed beer courtesy of Bermuda Craft Brewing and complimentary samples of rum-based cocktails courtesy of Goslings. Kick back on the grass while you enjoy Nature Valley granola bars and an Oscar Mayer hotdog from Butterfield & Vallis.
Please note that Full/Half Bermuda Triangle Challenge participants and people that register for more than one race (e.g., the Butterfield Mile Open Division or the Allshores 10k and the PwC Bermuda Full/Half Marathon) will only receive one shirt.
Course Description
The Allshores 10k course begins and ends at the North Field of Bermuda’s National Sports Centre. Runners will head south on Montpelier Road to Middle Road, take a left and continue east on Middle Road into Flatts Village. Runners will then turn onto North Shore Road and follow until they reach the Barkers Hill roundabout, then head up Palmetto Hill. Runners will follow Palmetto Road west, take a left onto Frog Lane and follow Frog Lane back to the finish at the North Field.
“Race day (10k) was fantastic and both pre-race and post-race festivities were so much fun. The finish line village is very impressive.”
“Loved the Zumba at the start of the 10k!”
“I was so impressed! It was really nice to have the breakfast options pre race too.”
“I like the paper cups instead of bottles.”
Time & Age Limits
Please note you must be at least 12 years of age on Saturday, January 16, 2027 to participate in this race.
The Allshores 10k Run/Walk has a 2:30 time limit.
Rules of the Road
In order to comply with the agreement with the Government of Bermuda, streets along the route for the Allshores 10k will be reopened to vehicular traffic on a set schedule (aka: rolling street closures). Runners are advised to stay on the LEFT side of the road. Traffic advisories are posted in the local newspaper and on our social media platforms. The Bermuda Police Service control the roads, with support from the Royal Bermuda Regiment and hundreds of well-trained marshals.
Medical Support
On-course medical support during the Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge, on the courses and at the finish lines, is provided by St John Ambulance. We’re grateful for St John Ambulance’s continued assistance in ensuring the safety of participants during the event weekend, as well as its service throughout the year at community and sporting events across the island.
Event Records
Old Course
- Grete Waitz – 31:41 (Norway), 1982
- Geoff Smith – 28:14 (Great Britain), 1982
New Course
- Eilish McColgan – 33:28 (UK), 2020
- Andrew Waker – 30:07 (USA), 2025
Awards
Allshores 10k Run cash prizes will be presented on the North Field at 10:15 am on Saturday, January 16th in the following categories for overall male & female runners:
First place: $500
Second place: $250
Third place: $100
There will be no cash awards for age group winners, or for the non-competitive Allshores 10k walk. However, age group commemorative awards will be made available for both male and female runners in the following categories: 12-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+