Greyton Brew Run - 15 August, 2026 6km | 13km | 21km

Trail running, craft beer, and a cause worth running for. Every cent of your entry goes to the Greyton House Bursary Fund, giving local children access to quality education.

21km Trail Half Marathon

The ultimate Brew Run challenge. This route takes you deep into the mountains surrounding Greyton, with breathtaking views, varied terrain, and the kind of scenery that makes every climb worth it. A serious run for those who want to earn their beer.

13km | Trail Run

The perfect middle ground. Winding through some of the most beautiful landscapes the Greyton area has to offer, this route delivers big views and memorable trails. A rewarding run for those ready to push themselves.

6km | Fun Run/Walk (Dog Friendly)
Short on distance, big on beauty. This introductory route gives everyone a taste of the stunning fynbos and mountain scenery that makes Greyton special. Fun, accessible, and a great reason to lace up your shoes. 

Included in your entry:

Kick off your morning with a complimentary coffee before you hit the trails. Out on the route, water points are stocked with iced tea, energy drinks, Coke, water, and plenty of treats to keep you going, including our now-legendary date squares. Cross that finish line and a free pint of craft beer is waiting for you. Just show your race number to claim it. You've earned it.

Parking:

Pass Greyton House Village School (on your left) as you enter Greyton and park at the Old Moravian Hall next door to the yellow library. Parking attendants will keep an eye on your car for the day.

Registration:

Friday afternoon, 14th August from 16h00 to 19h00 and 07h15 on Saturday morning before the start.

Compulsory kit (for the 13km & 21km):

1. Cell Phone
2. Hydration – camel back/waist pack
3. Windbreaker
4. Space blanket
5. Whistle
6. Basic first aid kit

Strongly Recommended:

1. Hat and sun lotion
2. Fleece

Finding Greyton:

You’ll find this charming dorpie 140 km from Cape Town along the N2, then 32 km from the turnoff just before Caledon. Watch out for the horses between Genadendal and Greyton as the speed limit is 80 km/h for good reason. Allow 2 hours of travel time from Cape Town in normal traffic conditions.

Where to stay:

Greyton has superb accommodation for all budgets. Contact Ros at Greyton Tourism Bureau on (028) 254 9414 or visit https://www.greytontourism.com/

More information:

If you need any further info, please email [email protected]