The 2019 Yorkshire 3 Peaks Ultra is an adventure for all ultra-racers, from first timers all the way to elite athletes. The route runs through superb and inspiring North Yorkshire scenery over classic limestone trails. Racers&#x27; reviews of race include &quot;The best ultra I&#x27;ve ever raced&quot; &quot;A instant classic&quot; &quot;Fantastic experience&quot; &quot;A gem of a race&quot;!!

Yorkshire 3 Peaks Ultra

THE LAP is a 45 mile ultra trail around Lake Windermere. Open to runners and walkers, fully marked and with generous cut-offs; it makes a great introduction to longer races or a fast, low level option for experienced racers. Competitors will have 24 hours to circumnavigate England&#x27;s largest and most iconic lake, taking in all the best view points on some of the most beautiful trails The Lakes has to offer.

THE LAP - Lake Windermere Ultra

The Hardmoors 110 Ultramarathon follows the dramatic Cleveland Way National Trail encircling the North York Moors and the Cleveland Heritage coastline.Commencing in Filey, competitors will have a time limit of 36 hours to complete the 110 mile single stage trail race, following the stunning Cleveland Heritage coastline visiting the seaside resort of Scarborough, the old smuggling town of Robin Hood’s Bay, Dracula’s Whitby, Staithes, Runswick Bay and Saltburn, before passing through the beautiful Cleveland Hills and the North York Moors before finishing in the market town of Helmsley.

Hardmoors 110

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Tyne Trail Ultra - South

100km of majestic castles, dramatic dunes and stunning moorland

Heineken Race To The Castle

he twenty mile Ullswater Way opened at Easter 2016 and our inaugural event was in October 2016. We now offered two versions; Ullswater Way is 20 miles, whilst the Challenge route is 24 miles. UC takes a high level fell path around the head of Glencoyne.T

Ullswater Way & Challenge

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.Unlimited Pizza and hot and cold drinks throughout the event for participants.Camping, toilets, first aid cover.Fully waymarked and marshalled routeBespoke Eco memento for all participantsPrizes for the last man and woman still runningRace start at 9am on the dot, camping/parking available form Friday 4th at 4pmWe are awaiting confirmation about a ” Golden ticket” if we get one, the winner will receive a free entry into Bigs backyard Ultra in Tennessee, with financial support to get there.

The Egg Shed Backyard Ultra

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries. The Pennine 39 follows a classic section of The Pennine Way, through the Cumbrian/Durham Pennines.  From Low Force past High Force in glorious Mid-Teesdale, to the amazing geological feature that is Cauldron’s Snout and the high and remote and stark Cow Green reservoir. The magnificent geological feature of High Cup Nick is next then Dufton Checkpoint, before the climb to Old Man Knock and the mighty traverse over Crossfell, the highest point of England outside of the Lake District.  A long descent to Garrigill, then riverside paths to the finish at Alston completes an amazing day.If you’ve done any of our events before you will know what to expect; a tough day out, a relaxed event and very sociable.  The entry includes a bus ride to the start, from Race HQ, CP refreshments and the infamous &#x27;NAV4 Soup+&#x27; and post run snacks. Entry fee is £48, inclusive of coach transport to the start from Alston YHA, and all the usual NAV4 trimmings.Start Time – 9:00am at Bowlees Visitor Centre (tbc) We’ll be running the free bus from Alston YHA at 8:00 to arrive at Bowlees for 8:40am.Maps / Navigation The route is on reasonably good trail at all times.  The route from Dufton and over Crossfell is high and remote and can be difficult to navigate in poor visibility.  Runners are recommended to carry the Harvey’s Pennine Way North map and are expected to stay on the main Pennine way, which is obvious on the map, if not the ground it parts!  Note there are two variations in / out of Dufton and you must visit the Checkpoint in Dufton.Equipment All participants must be equipped for poor weather on remote trails in wild high terrain. The following should be your normal mountain trail running kit list:Waterproof JacketOvertrousersBaselayerSpare warm mid-layerLong warm legwear - not shorts and socksHat and gloves suitably for the weather forecast*Survival BagWhistle and compassetc This route stays above 2000&#x27; for ten miles!Race HQ / Accommodation Race HQ and our main registration is based at Alston YHA,  All runners will be offered free transport to Bowlees for the start.  You can also register at Bowlees on Saturday morning if this is easier.  Stay overnight, or make a weekend of it by booking a bed for Friday and or Saturday, we have 25 beds available here each night.  Alston is a great little hostel, with quality small bunk room accommodation, lounge dining room and kitchen facilities.  The hostel is right next to The Pennine Way, and on the edge of the village which offers a range of shops and pubs, and other accommodation including B&amp;B’s, hotels, etc.A Friday night bunk and a good simple self-service breakfast is just £32 per person per night.A Saturday night bunk is £40 but includes an evening two course ‘Supper’, which is in addition to your post run NAV4 Soup+&#x27;Non-residents&#x27; can book a &#x27;Supper Ticket&#x27; for an additional £8.Public Transport We are very keen for people to use the train to get to us, and the nearest station is Langwathby on the Settle-Carlisle line.  The journey from Leeds, Skipton, Settle and up though the Dales is well worth taking for the scenery alone.   We will arrange collection from Langwathby or Penrith (the main West coast line) on Friday evening.  We will coordinate this nearer the event.Enter soon: remember, event places are limited to 75 runners max, ie, one coach load, and the number of YHA beds is 25.

NAV4 Pennine 39

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.About the TrailCome and join us on this epic journey through some of the most dramatic countryside in the UK. This trail race route follows Isaac’s Tea Trail, a 37-mile loop from Allendale  via Nenthead, Alston and Ninebanks before returning back to Allendale. The route takes place in the North Pennines AONB, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and a UNESCO Global Geopark. The North Pennines is a stunning landscape of open heather moors and peatlands, attractive dales and hay meadows, tumbling upland rivers, wonderful woods, welcoming communities, intriguing imprints of a mining and industrial past, distinctive birds, animals and plants and much, much more.The race route will follow the finger posts and Isaac’s Tea Trail markers through some stunning landscapes, on a great mixture of farmland, meandering riverside trails, beautiful villages, flower filled meadows and moorland. We will have marshals at key points along the route, but other than the permanent signage this event is a self-navigating challenge. We will provide you with a route description, map, the Isaac’s Tea Trail Guide book and a GPX file should you choose to use a GPS device. You will have 12 hrs to complete the route which means you need to average approx. 3 mph, the current fastest know time is held by Cees van der Land who completed the route in 2019 in a time of 6 hrs 40 mins. You can read about the efforts of Cees by following this link. https://walkingisaacsteatrail.wordpress.com/2019/07/16/isaac-and-cees/Your entry and whats included £59 affiliated £61 unaffiliated and £75 for a team of 337 miles of dramatic scenery.5000 ft of ascent.Branded mug.Copy of the Isaac Tea Trail GuideFree downloadable event picturesA packet of wild flower seeds.Branded tea pots for category winners.Event tracker to provide safety and dot watching fun for your family and friendsWell stocked checkpoints each with a featured tea en-route, offering hot/cold drinks, snacks, fruit, vegan sweets and cake!Hot food and drinks available at race HQ following completion of the event.A £3 donation from each entry will go towards the upkeep of the trail. Donations will be made to the Friends of the North Pennines and the Pennine Way National trail.Venue: Allendale Village Hall, Allendale, NE47 9PRParking: Allendale Primary School, Allendale, NE47 9PSStart Time: 10amRegistration: 7.30-9.30 amRelay Team leg distances.Allendale to Nenthead 11.26 miles and 1779ft of climbingNenthead to Ninebanks 16 miles and 2023ft of climbingNinebanks to Allendale 13 miles and 1177ft of climbingWe will be running some recce days covering the whole route, but broken down into manageable chunks and with a lunch stop along the way at one of the villages. We will provide transport back to the start. There will be a small charge for this to cover the cost of bus hire etc.A great resource for getting a flavour of the Trail, Isaac Holden and the North Pennines is isaacs-tea-trail.co.ukIf you would like to learn more about why the North Pennines AONB is so special you can do so here. www.northpennines.org.ukWe are an eco-friendly company and, on that basis, we don’t use disposable plastic cups and don’t offer T shirts as standard – many go to waste after events. As with all of our races we will be collecting Pre-loved running kit so that we can pass it all onto an up-cycling scheme which we are supporting. We are actively encouraging participants to give something back to the environment which is why your race goodies are a little bit different. We are including a packet of mixed wild flower seeds for you to plant which will encourage bees and other pollinators to visit your garden and is great for the environment.We have recently signed up to the North Pennines AONB Responsible Tourism Charter, which broadly means that when planning our events full consideration is given to the environment, conservation issues, the local economies, local landowners and obviously any impact we may have on wildlife.

Ultramarathons in North East