If you like your weekends a little wild, your legs a little wobbly, and your finish-line grin properly earned, Mid Wales might be calling.

When we launched SUPBIKERUN at Fforest Fields in May, the feedback came in loud and clear: it was a “brutal event” with “super tough bike and run routes” — and it was “stunning, beautiful, but bloody hard.”

So here’s the question: have you got what it takes?

Why Fforest Fields hits different

Fforest Fields isn’t tough in a gimmicky way. It’s tough because it’s real. Real terrain, real elevation, and real moments where you’ll have to dig deep, settle into your rhythm, and keep moving forward.

From the moment you arrive, the venue feels like a proper adventure. It’s the kind of place where the scenery is big and bold enough to distract you (briefly) from what your legs are doing, and the courses reward smart pacing, grit, and a good sense of humour. You don’t just complete an event here — you earn a story you’ll be telling for ages.

The challenge: tough routes, honest rewards

Let’s not sugar-coat it: the bike and run routes are super tough.

There are climbs that make you question your life choices, descents that demand focus (and maybe a little bravery), and trail running that feels more like proper off-road adventure than a tidy park jog. It’s the kind of challenge that asks you to stay calm when things get hard — and then rewards you with that unbeatable feeling of having done something you genuinely had to work for.

If you’ve ever crossed a finish line and thought, “That was savage… but I’m proud of myself,” you already understand the Fforest Fields vibe.

The scenery: stunning, beautiful… and worth every step

Mid Wales doesn’t mess around. One minute you’re grinding through a tough section, the next you’re hit with a view that makes you stop and go, “Wow.”

That’s what makes Fforest Fields special: it gives you both sides of the experience. It’s a weekend getaway in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK — and it’s also a proper test of what you’re capable of. When those two things come together, the finish doesn’t just feel like relief. It feels like a win.

Who is this event for?

This event is made for people who like a challenge and don’t need everything to be easy. It’s for the ones who want a weekend that feels like a real adventure, who secretly enjoy the satisfaction of doing something most people wouldn’t, and who love the idea of testing themselves across paddleboarding, cycling, and trail running.

And if you did May and you’ve caught yourself thinking, “I could go back and do that better…” then you’re definitely our kind of person.

The “I’ve got what it takes” mindset

The best part about a tough event isn’t the suffering (obviously). It’s what it brings out in you.

It’s the moment you choose to keep moving when it would be easier to back off. It’s the pride of finishing something you didn’t know you could. And it’s the buzz of being surrounded by people who are up for it too — the kind of community that turns strangers into teammates and tough moments into memories.

Ready to prove it?

If you were there in May and you’ve been telling people it was brutal, this is your chance to come back and show it who’s boss.

And if you missed it the first time but you’ve read those reviews and thought, “That sounds like my kind of weekend,” then you already know what to do.

Check out the Mid Wales event details, pick your distance, and lock in your spot.

We’ll bring the routes.

You bring the grit.

See you in Mid Wales.

Sam & the SUPBIKERUN crew

Limited tickets now available for Mid Wales 27… book your tickets here!