About This Race
This demanding 110-mile journey traces the entire Cleveland Way National Trail from Filey to Helmsley, combining spectacular coastal cliff paths with challenging moorland crossings. The route features extended unsupported sections where crews cannot access runners, requiring complete self-reliance through some of England's most remote coastal and upland terrain.
This demanding 110-mile journey traces the entire Cleveland Way National Trail from Filey to Helmsley, combining spectacular coastal cliff paths with challenging moorland crossings. The route features extended unsupported sections where crews cannot access runners, requiring complete self-reliance through some of England's most remote coastal and upland terrain.
Elevation
Elevation gain
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Practical Info
Late May conditions typically feature mild temperatures with potential for coastal winds and occasional rain showers.
LBA - Leeds Bradford Airport
Runners should consider accommodation in Filey for the start or Helmsley near the finish, with York providing good access to both locations.
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Notable Features
Following the complete Cleveland Way National Trail, this race offers an unparalleled tour of England's Heritage Coast, passing through historic smuggling towns, dramatic cliff-top paths, and the atmospheric moors that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula. The event's unique structure includes sections where no support crews are permitted, demanding complete self-sufficiency from runners while maintaining comprehensive safety protocols through GPS tracking and medical support.