Low Fremington Village Hall
Reeth, North Yorkshire
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A very hilly route mostly on single track, with a very steep first ascent and some spectacular technical descents including one down a set of hushes the race is on the fringes of being able to call itself a fell race.

Distance: 18.3km / 11.4m (slightly short but don't get used to it!)

Shoe Recommendation: Trail or fell shoe depending on the conditions underfoot, you need decent grip for this one.

With the race happening so early in the year it's possible for the temperature to drop below zero during the event, our kit list is there for a reason, we will be performing kit checks.

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Parking will be available in a field just outside Reeth thanks to the kindness of a local land owner/farmer, be aware that this is a working field that usually holds livestock so it might be muddy!

what3words: ///cloud.gains.prominent

You will register in the Low Fremington Village Hall, you will collect your bib number here and there are a few toilets and most likely a queue! See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

The aid stations will stock water, Active Root, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte drinks tablets. You should come prepared to be self sufficient on this one as it's a relatively short race.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

Toilets will be available at the village hall during registration and portable toilets will be set up in the starting field.

We will be providing hot drinks and cake/flapjack post race as part of your entry fee, extra cakes and drinks will be available on the day for family and friends so bring some cash along.

There are a number of pubs, shops, bakeries and cafes in Reeth itself, just a short walk from the finish so stick around for a while and enjoy the hospitality of the dale.

Two Dales Bakery have been kind enough to offer a 10% discount to anyone showing their race bib on race day, why not head over and grab yourself a treat from their cafe.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 18+ to enter.

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

200 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)

We will be parking in a field adjacent to the campsite unless you fancy making a weekend of it in which case you can just step out of your tent and be there!
what3words: ///momentous.sour.sandwich

You will register in the parking field next to Usha Gap campsite. We may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle
• Emergency food

The start area is 1.5 miles from the car park and race HQ, a perfect warm up distance! Runners will be advised to move towards the start line from 9.15 am along the marked route to the start.

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

The aid stations will stock water, Active Root, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte drinks available. Please note we will not be providing cups at aid stations. Marshals will be happy to support you in refilling bottles and we advise you to consider carrying a collapsible/soft cup. Water will also be available at the finish.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

Toilets will be available at the village hall during registration and portable toilets will be set up in the starting field.

Post-race refreshments will be available at Usha Gap. Each runner will be provided with a hot drink, vegetable soup and a roll.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 18+ to enter.

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

200 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)

The Dales Bike Centre, Fremington
North Yorkshire
what3words: ///entitles.paths.sedative

Distance: 42km / 26.2m (roughly)

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoes, there are a few boggy sections.

The route starts from the village of Grinton and follows a short road section before traversing moorland tracks. You will pass Maiden Castle Iron Age Hill Fort before ascending Whitaside Moor. The Apedale Road (track) takes you to Dent's Houses.

A track south takes you over the Wensleydale section of the course. You follow the moorland tracks over the Bolton Estate with wonderful views of Pen Hill, passing Green Haw Hut and onto Carperby Moor. The route then descends following Oxclose Road (path/track), under Ponderledge Scar before dropping down to the village of Carperby. Footpaths and fields take you through West Bolton to historic Castle Bolton before returning to Dent's Houses.

You will climb to the Heights of Greets, before descending to Grinton Smelt Mill. Enjoy the views from Sharrow Hill before descending through Cogden Hall and finishing at the Dales Bike Centre.

The course consists of hard packed footpaths and tracks, moorland trods and grassy pasture. There are some short road sections.

Early start option is available for anyone who estimates taking longer than 6.5 hours.

We will have one generous cut off on the course at the first visit to Dent's Houses (roughly 7.5m) at 12:30pm. This equates to 3 miles an hour pace for runners who start at 10am. Any runner who does not arrive at Dent's Houses by 12:30pm will be diverted onto the short course option (Harkerside Hustle) and complete the half marathon distance course instead.

Heading into autumn, this race has unpredictable weather, we have seen sunshine and storms on the day of this one. Keep an eye on the weather and remember we have a mandatory kit list!

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
MET Office shows a 7 day forecast for Semerwater itself.

Parking will be available in a field near The Dales Bike Centre, what3words: cook.famed.irony Please car share!

You will register at The Dales Bike Centre. You will collect your bib number here and there are toilets. See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

We now have mandatory kit. We may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course. Anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle

When the route is shared with the Harkerside Hustle (short course option) the race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags. Trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen.

The Wensleydale Loop of the course will be unmarked and competitors will be required to self-navigate this section. There will still be marshals out on the course and road crossings will be marshalled. We strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

Competitors will be given a tracker and a GPX trace to follow.

The aid stations will stock water, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte tablets available. There will only be sweets available at Green Haw Hut (no water).

Please note we will not be providing cups at aid stations. Marshals will be happy to support you in refilling bottles and we advise you to consider carrying a collapsible/soft cup. Water will also be available at the finish.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsible cup with you.

There will be toilets available at the Dales Bike Centre (start/finish) and at the Carperby Village Hall check point.

Post race, hot soup and a roll, provided by The Dales Bike Centre, will be included in your entry. Hot drinks and cakes are available for purchase.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 18+ to enter.

March 28th 2026
Reeth and Arkengarthdale Moor

The Frenzy is a shorter introduction to the DalesRunner race stable than the DR20, you still get spectacular ascents, interesting descents and views down Swaledale but you get to skip the biggest hill we have in the 20km route. This is a fully marked route featuring rarely visited twists and turns, views to take your breath away and a few sections of technical trail that will keep you on your toes.

Quick Links: Registration | Course Info | Race Day

Location

Low Fremington Village Hall
Reeth, North Yorkshire
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Course Summary

Distance: 11km / 6.8m (roughly)

A hilly route mostly on single track, with a very steep first ascent and some spectacular technical descents including one down a set of hushes, once the big hill is out the way you get a very pretty route back into Reeth following Arkle beck through the The Heggs-Castle Renaturing Project.

Course Records

Weather

With the race happening so early in the year it's possible for the temperates to drop below zero during the event, our kit list is there for a reason, we will be performing kit checks.

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Map

Parking

Parking will be available in a field just outside Reeth thanks to the kindness of a local land owner/farmer, be aware that this is a working field that usually holds livestock so it might be muddy!
what3words: ///cloud.gains.prominent

Registration

You will register in the Low Fremington Village Hall, you will collect your bib number here and there are a few toilets and most likely a queue! See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

Kit List

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Mandatory Kit

• Taped seam waterproofs (jacket and trousers)
• Hat or buff
• Gloves
• Emergency blanket / bivvy bag

Suggested Kit

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle

Timeline

Course Markings

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

Aid Stations

The aid stations will stock water, Active Root, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte drinks tablets. You should come prepared to be self sufficient on this one as it's a relatively short race.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

Toilets

Toilets will be available at the village hall during registration and portable toilets will be set up in the starting field.

Refreshments

Swaledale Seedlings will be providing tea/coffee and cakes post race as part of your entry fee, extra cakes and drinks will be available from them on the day and all proceeds are kept by the Seedlings so bring some cash and help out a local charity and enjoy some home cooked baking!
NB: Please note that the Seedlings will only be available post race.

There are a number of pubs, shops, bakeries and cafes in Reeth itself, just a short walk from the finish. Your race finishers goody bag will contain vouchers for the local eateries so stick around for a while and enjoy the hospitality of the dale.

Runners & Rubbish

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Code of Conduct

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Age Restrictions

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 16+ to enter.

Prices

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

Entrant Limit

100 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)

4th July 2026
Muker

Don't feel you are ready to tackle the 30? This is the one for you, have a go at the second half of the 30 and discover the joys of Swinner Gill, the fast flowing descent back towards Gunnerside and the iconic flower meadows on the final dash back into Muker.

Quick Links: Registration | Course Info | Race Day

Location

Race HQ will be hosted by Usha Gap Campsite which will be a short walk from the start.
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Course Summary

Distance: 15.5km / 9.6m (roughly)

Starting from the meadows north of the village of Muker, the course follows the valley known as Hartlakes north to Kisdon Force near the village of Keld. Here you cross the river by foot bridge, take a right and pass by Crackpot Hall before climbing Swinner Gill to the a water station. A track takes you gently down Gunnerside Gill all the way to the village of Ivelet. Here the course joins the Pennine Way, along the banks of the River Swale and through the meadows before finishing near the Rampsholme footbridge.

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoe, there are a few sections of shooting track and even a stretch of tarmac on this one.

Course Records

Vet Category Records

Weather

We hope that July will bring us fabulous weather for running. Runners should make themselves aware of the position of the aid stations on the route when planning how much water to carry. Our kit list requires each runner to start with a minimum of 500ml of water in their kit, but if the weather is particularly warm you may decide to carry more. Likewise, runners should be prepared for quickly changing conditions that are typical of upland locations. At its highest points, the route is very exposed and usually breezy even on the best of days! Our kit list is there for a reason and we will be performing spot checks.

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Map

Parking

We will be parking in a field adjacent to the campsite unless you fancy making a weekend of it in which case you can just step out of your tent and be there!
what3words: ///momentous.sour.sandwich

Registration

You will register in the parking field next to Usha Gap campsite. We may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Kit List

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Mandatory Kit

• Taped seam waterproofs (jacket and trousers)
• Hat or buff
• Gloves
• Emergency blanket / bivvy bag
• Cup or soft flask *We do not keep plastic cups at our aid stations*
• 500ml water (minimum)
• Fully charged mobile phone

Suggested Kit

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle
• Emergency food

Start

The start area is 1.5 miles from the car park and race HQ, a perfect warm up distance! Runners will be advised to move towards the start line from 9.15 am along the marked route to the start.

Timeline

Course Markings

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape and pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. . All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

Aid Stations

The aid stations will stock water, Active Root, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte drinks available. Please note we will not be providing cups at aid stations. Marshals will be happy to support you in refilling bottles and we advise you to consider carrying a collapsible/soft cup. Water will also be available at the finish.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

Toilets

Portable toilets will be available at the carpark. Please be aware there will be no toilet facilities at the start and finish areas of the race.

Refreshments

Post-race refreshments will be available at Usha Gap. Each runner will be provided with a hot drink, vegetable soup and a roll.

Runners & Rubbish

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Code of conduct

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Age Restrictions

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 16+ to enter.

Prices

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

Entrant Limit

100 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)

4th October 2026
Grinton and Harkerside

This page is being updated - new maps and gpx files available soon!

The Hustle is the spectacular finale to the series, starting and finishing in the heart of Swaledale.

Quick Links: Registration | Course Info | Race Day

Location

The Dales Bike Centre, Fremington
North Yorkshire
what3words: ///entitles.paths.sedative

Course Summary

Distance: 21.7km / 13.4m

This half marathon race sees you starting with the DR40 runners on a tour of some of our favourite paths in Swaledale. A short road section, takes you from Grinton onto Harkerside Moor. The route takes you past an iron age farmstead before climbing Whitaside Moor . After a long steady descent along the track through Apedale, you will rejoin the DR40 course to climb to the Height of Greets and cross to Grinton Smelt Mill. Enjoy the views from Sharrow Hill before following grassy descents to Cogden Hall and back to the Dales Bike Centre to finish.

The course consists of moorland trods, hard packed tracks and grassy paths.

Each of our race distances are just rough estimates.

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoe, the course consists of hard packed footpaths, a short road section and some grassy trods.

Course Records

Weather

Heading into autumn, this race has unpredictable weather, we have seen sunshine and storms on the day of this one. Keep an eye on the weather and remember we have a mandatory kit list!

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
MET Office shows a 7 day forecast for Semerwater itself.

Map

Parking

Parking will be available in a field near The Dales Bike Centre. What3words: cook.famed.irony. Please car share!

Registration

You will register at The Dales Bike Centre, you will collect your bib number here and there are toilets here. See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

Kit List

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Mandatory Kit

• Taped seam waterproofs (jacket and trousers)
• Hat or buff
• Gloves
• Emergency blanket / bivvy bag
• Cup or soft flask *We do not keep plastic cups at our aid stations*
• 500ml water (minimum)
• Emergency food
• Fully charged mobile phone

Suggested Kit

• Map
• Compass
• Whistle

Timeline

Course Markings

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

Aid Stations

The aid station will stock water, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte tablets available. Please note we will not be providing cups at aid stations. Marshals will be happy to support you in refilling bottles and we advise you to consider carrying a collapsible/soft cup. Water will also be available at the finish.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

Toilets

There will be toilets at race HQ at The Dales Bike Centre.

Refreshments

Post-race hot soup and a roll, provided by The Dales Bike Centre, will be included in your event entry. Hot drinks and cakes are also available for purchase.

Runners & Rubbish

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Code of conduct

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

You will register in the car park at The Dales Bike Centre. We may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Age Restrictions

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 16+ to enter.

Entrant Limit

100 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)

At Constable Burton you will find a beautiful Grade one listed Georgian house set amongst extensive formal and woodland gardens at the heart of Wensleydale. We bring you the opportunity to race a 5km or 10km on stunning trails through this exclusing estate.

Expect gentle trails across pasture fields, farm tracks and through woodland. The course is beautiful, but it may still be muddy. There is a stream crossing on the course where you can opt for the bridge, or just get your feet wet!

Quick Links: Registration | Course Info | Race Day

Constable Burton Hall
Leyburn, North Yorkshire
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Distance: 5km, 10km or 5km walk

The course is a single 5km lap, the second lap for the 10km is slightly altered to add variety.

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoes recommended, the course is fairly flat by our standards, but could be muddy and uneven in places.

This is an evening race and will be finished during daylight hours, unfortunately we can't guarantee sunshine.

Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Parking will be available in a field on the estate, be aware that this is a working field that usually holds livestock so it might be muddy.
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You will register in front of the main hall, here you will collect your bib number (and memento if you ordered one). See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

We now have mandatory kit for our events but in this case there is nothing we mandate, please check the weather and dress accordingly.

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

There will be one water station for the 10km course at the start of the second lap, water is available for 5km runners at the end of the race.

Toilets will be available at the hall, we will have signage in place to direct you there.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

You must be 16+ to enter the 10km and 11+ to enter the 5km.

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

200 runners

Entry List (SiEntries)

Forcett Park is steeped in history, part of the estate boundary follows ancient Iron Age fortifications from neighbouring Stanwick Camp. On this two lap course you will also pass a wall used for musket training in the civil war and an intriguing Georgian grotto!

We bring you the opportunity to race a 5km or 10km course over stunning trails through this exclusive estate. Expect gentle trails across pasture fields, farm tracks and woodland paths, the course is beautiful, but it may still be muddy!

Quick Links: Registration | Course Info | Race Day

Forcett Hall
Forcett, North Yorkshire
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The course a 5km loop so you will do two laps when doing the 10km race.

Distance: 5km, 10km or 5km walk

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoes recommended, the course is fairly flat by our standards, but could be muddy and uneven in places.

This is an evening race and will be finished during daylight hours, unfortunately we can't guarantee sunshine.

Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Parking will be available on site using one of the side entrances, please follow signage when close to the event and do not enter the park via its main entrance.
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You will register at race HQ, close to the parking area and race start, here you will collect your bib number (and memento if you ordered one). See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

We now have mandatory kit for our events but in this case there is nothing we mandate, please check the weather and dress accordingly.

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

There will be one water station for the 10km course at the start of the second lap, water is available for 5km runners at the end of the race.

We will have a number of portable toilets close to registration.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

You must be 16+ to enter the 10km and 11+ to enter the 5km.

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

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Aske Hall is a Georgian country house with parkland attributed to Capability Brown, just one mile North of Richmond. The private grounds include a John Carr stable block converted into a chapel in Victorian times with Italianate decor, a Gothic-style folly built by Daniel Garrett circa 1745, a coach house with carriage, Victorian stable block, walled and terraced gardens and a lake with Roman style temple. 

We bring you the opportunity to race a 5km or 10km course over stunning trails through this exclusive estate. Expect gentle trails across pasture fields, farm tracks and woodland paths, the course is beautiful, but it may still be muddy!

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Aske Hall
Richmond, North Yorkshire
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The course is a single lap for both the 5km and 10km course so you get to see different parts of the estate depending on your distance option.

Distance: 5km, 10km or 5km walk

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoes recommended, the course is fairly flat by our standards, but could be muddy and uneven in places.

This is an evening race and will be finished during daylight hours, unfortunately we can't guarantee sunshine.

Weather Online has a long range forecast available for Richmondshire.

Parking will be available by the stable block with additional parking in a nearby field should we need it.
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You will register by the stable block, close to the parking area, here you will collect your bib number (and memento if you ordered one). See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

We now have mandatory kit for our events but in this case there is nothing we mandate, please check the weather and dress accordingly.

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

There will be one water station for the 10km course at the start of the second lap, water is available for 5km runners at the end of the race.

We will have a number of portable toilets close to registration.

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

You must be 16+ to enter the 10km and 11+ to enter the 5km.

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

200 runners

Entry List (SiEntries)