About This Race
The 35-kilometer option covers approximately half the full route distance while maintaining the same character of Peak District terrain. This shorter variant still requires navigation skills and offers a substantial trail challenge for runners seeking an introduction to the event's format.
The 35-kilometer option covers approximately half the full route distance while maintaining the same character of Peak District terrain. This shorter variant still requires navigation skills and offers a substantial trail challenge for runners seeking an introduction to the event's format.
Elevation Profile
Elevation profile estimated from terrain data. Actual course may differ.
The course gains 311m over 35km, with the steepest section between km 20–km 20.
Location
Practical Info
Variable conditions possible ranging from heatwave to snow and ice depending on season
MAN - Manchester Airport
Local options include Youth Hostels at Losehill Hall and Edale Activity Centre, campsites, pubs with accommodation, and B&Bs. Larger accommodation selection available in nearby Buxton, Sheffield, or Manchester.
- printed map
- navigation device
Best For
Notable Features
This event stands out for its celebration of Britain's first National Park, combining trail running with historical significance. The self-navigation requirement and remote terrain create an adventurous challenge, while the enthusiastic volunteer team known as the Blinding Peakers adds a distinctive community atmosphere to the experience.