CREW & AID STATION GUIDE
Planning to support your runner at Pass2Pass Ultra-Trail? Here’s everything you need to know about aid station locations, accessibility, and crewing guidelines.
Approved Crewing Locations & Distances
Crewing is only allowed at the following aid stations for the listed distances:
P2P HUNDRED
P2P ULTRA
P2P HUNDRED
P2P ULTRA
P2P MARATHON
P2P CHALLENGE
P2P HUNDRED
P2P ULTRA
P2P HUNDRED
Top Tip - Bainskloof Aid Station is pretty close to the finish line. If crewing is part of the plan at this Aid Station, take into consideration that by the time you (as crew) and the runner leave the aid station, the runner will probably cross the finish line before you are back at the race village. For P2P Hundred runners however, this will be a two stop Aid Station and crewing is recommended at the first stop.
Spectator Information
Spectators are welcome at all of the above locations.
Accessibility & Parking
All aid stations are accessible via normal vehicles—no 4x4 required.
Parking is extremely limited. Please carpool where possible.
What to Bring
Camping chairs/seating options – Limited to no seating provided.
Food & water – No provisions available for crews. Bring your own.
Leave no trace – Take all your waste with you.
Caution & Safety – Aid stations are in high-traffic areas; be mindful of vehicles.
Limited to no signal – Be prepared for little to no mobile reception.
Cowbells – Bring the gees
Du Toitskloof Aid Station Perks
Soft drinks available – Can be purchased on site.
Top Tip: This is the biggest Aid Station on route. Bring the gees!
Bainskloof Aid Station Perks
Soft drinks & beers available – Can be purchased directly from McBains.
Top Tip: Make the most of your wait! Relax and cool off in the rock pools while your runner makes their way in. Please contact and book your permit through Cape Nature's Permit Office Online should you want to access and hike the Rock Hopper Trail, Bobbejaans Trail or Whole in The Roof.