Eod: £5.00

Pre-entry: £6.00; Eod: £8.00

Pre-enter by Sat Aug 25th on form from website. Registration starts at 5.30 p.m.

Summer off road run, see website for details

School Holidays - a teenager's run will be lead by Helen Elmore from the same start location.

Longshaw Lodge on Sheffield-Hathersage road.

Eod: £5.00

Car share if possible

Pre-entry: £9.00; Eod: £10.00

Eod: £4.00

Race start 15 min walk from registration.  The route is exposed, be prepared to carry full kit.

Hare & Hounds, Old Town, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8TN

Early start available at 10:30 for runners who would expect to be in the last 20% of the field.

Prizes: 10 year categories with prizes for u21a & u23s.

https://www.facebook.com/castlecarrrace/

£10 EOD.

Older group - Glen is leading this. Expect some hills and hill technique coaching.

Younger group - for some active play. Leader still TBC.

Start - 7pm from Access Gate on Gill Royd Lane, CP 1 Pike Lowe cairn 209973, Finish - Access stile - 227988.

The tri-annual white stick score event, bring a compass a couple of quid to enter. Maps provided. FRA kit recommended.

Eod: £5.00

Glenridding Village Hall, Glenridding, CA11 0PA.

Entry limit 450. Postal entry. Entry form downloadable from www.achille-ratti-climbingclub.co.uk. Entries open 01/08/2019 and close 10/08/2019.

Pre-entry: £5.00; Eod: £5.00

Eod: £1.20

End of summer off road run. All abilities welcome. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

Pre-entry: £13.00; Eod: £21.00

Limited EOD - ring first to check. Pre-entry fee increases to £16 for July and £19 in August. Entry via www.fabian4.co.uk.

CANCELLED

Scout Hut, Swallow House Lane, Hayfield, SK22 2HB.

Eod: £8.00

Pre-entry: £30.00

Enter on-line on website from April 14th.

Field adjacent to Wasdale Head campsite

Prizes: Men and women, o16, Senior (o18-38), V40, V45, V50, V55, V60 etc. (depends on entries) + Jack and Jill prize for fastest couple

Pre-entry: £5.00; Eod: £5.00

Under 18s £2, under 16s FREE

Eod: £6.00

Registration from 9.30 a.m. Online registration may be implemented.

Park in Strines pub - top carpark. Start 6.30pm from Foulstone Delf, CP1 Gate SK 215919, CP2 Stream Junction SK 201927, CP3 Square Building SK 204908, CP4 Gate SK 223903

NB - Finish - Strines Top Car Park (I forgot to mark it on the map)

End of summer off road run. All abilities welcome. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

Princess Royal, Walkley. 43 Slinn St. Sheffield S101NW

Eod: Not specified

Show entry fee of £10 includes race.

Pre-entry: £46.00; Eod: £43.00

Online entry through peak-districtchallenge.com

RO: Ian Fitzpatrick

Entries from age 6 and up (on the day) A tough race on proper fell terrain, rough ground and plenty of height gain (and descent!). Course will be marked/flagged.

Entry on day fee: £3.00

Women 12:00, men 14:00

Ilam Hall, DE6 2AZ

Pre-entry: £12.00

Entry via SPORTIdent, opens late July

Eod: £6.50

Refreshments, drinks and biscuits available pre and post race.

Warts run and trail run. All abilities welcome with route optoins. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

Pre-entry: £10.00; Eod: £12.00

Fund raiser for Buxton Mountain Rescue Team. Enter online at www.fabian4.co.uk. Registration closes at 10:30 - start is 10 minutes walk at SK 035 723

Bradfield 6 by 6 - the Bradfield 6 cycling route starting/finishing at The Royal in Dungworth (not the Nags Head as on the BG page).

Map - 2019-08-05--bradfield-6-with-ele.pdf

Basic track - 2019-08-05--Bradfield-6.gpx

2 files with turn by turn navigation -

2019-08-05--Bradfield-6.tcx

2019-08-05--Bradfield-6.fit

Link to ridewithgps

The classic Dark Peak race route: Rowlee Bridge, Crookstone Knoll, Trig, Crookstone Knoll and finish back at the bridge.

Minimum age for the classic course is 13 (on the day). Dark Peak Juniors also invite Seniors to participate, not least to see if Tom or one of the speedy young women can set new records in the parched late summer conditions, but also so that newer members can run a club race without fear of getting lost.

There will be shorter, up and down courses for younger age categories.

We could do with a nominated organiser.

This will need to be fully marshalled and with a sweeper. So there will be a need for volunteers on the hill.

Lewis

Wreck hunting at night, what fun! early starts 18:40 for the less whippet-like, 19:00 for anyone else. if you are not experienced at running by yourself in the dark in potentially foul weather, then consider pairing up with someone else or not coming. Full FRA kit, essential plus torch, spare batteries, bivvy bag, spare top recommended.

I've not heard anything from andy, so I'm assuming the route is the same as previously:

Start - fell gate (243925); CP1 - New Cross (rems of, 215927); CP2 - Hunter Wreck (208943, or SK2085594342 to be more precise); CP3 Emlin Trig (240934); Finish at fell gate (243925, as per start).

For reasons known only to Andy, the Dukes Drive is out of bounds east of Flint Hill. The recommended line back from the wreck follows the 'corridor route', which crosses Hobson Moss Dike (220938) via Tom's 'better than some' ruin (220940), the rocks on Wet Slack and the Wet Slack Ridge

Pre-entry: £6.00; Eod: £7.00

English Schools Fell running Championship

Race times TBC

Winter warts run - see link for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Pre-entry: £8.00; Eod: £10.00

See website for details

Eod: £10.00

Includes Forestry Commission Fee. Entrants must check website for map and Race Organiser's specific requirements.

Warts run and trail run. All abilities welcome with route optoins. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

Pre-entry: Not specified

If a club with no record at these championships in the last three years wishes to enter a team, the application must provide details of relevant event experience in mountain/fell navigation events of the two runners expected to be on Leg 2, and the two runners expected to form the navigation leg (Leg 3) pair. See race website for full details including entry information.

Pre-entry: £5.00; Eod: £5.00

Register before the race at https://wirksworthrunningclub.org.uk/racing/undulatorstuart-learmouth-memorial/

warts run see link for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Pre-entry: £10.00; Eod: £14.00

Cheques to "Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team". Registration open from 9.00am till 10.15am

Warts run - see link for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Meet at the bend before the village. NB no south option

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Eod: £6.00

Eod: £5.00

Warts run and trail run. All abilities welcome with route optoins. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

warts run, see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Pre-entry: £12.00

RO is Gavin. More to be revealed in good time.

A new handicapper is still required, Lewis having retired. Who fancies determining who is going to win the race?

Annual club dinner. 3 course meal, speeches & couple of barrels of real ale. Do wear a dark peak sequinned top or tie.

Location: TBC

Cost: TBC

Pre-entry: £22.00; Eod: £26.00

For pre-entry, see website.

RO Bob Berzins.

Fast runners: 19:00
Slow runners: 18:30

Full FRA kit essential, plus bivvy bag, spare top, mobile phone highly recommended.

Route (probably subject to change):

• Order chip butties when you arrive.
• If you haven't done a night race before you must run with an experienced partner and have this sorted before you turn up.
• On the night instructions for getting through cut down wood.

The Snake Inn will stay open for us: please support this run so we can do more from the Snake Inn.

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Pre-entry: £7.00; Eod: £8.00

Pre-entry: £5.00; Eod: £5.00

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

CANCELLED

Howard Town Brewery, Glossop, SK13 7SS.

Eod: £8.00

Entry includes hot food and a beer after the race. Money raised for Glossop Mountain Rescue Team.

Pre-entry: £7.00

Full kit required. Please car share as parking is limited.

warts run see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Print out your own set of words.

2018-12-17--Carol-words.pdf

2018-12-17--Carol-words.doc

A truly unique Dark Peak experience. Carols will commence at 19:15 prompt, don't forget your hipflasks.

9:30 start for slow coaches
10:00 start for intercity express coaches

P.S. Tim Hawley has previously been considered the cut off for slow people, so if you can't beat Tim, go in the 9:30.

Eod: £5.00

Full FRA kit must be carried due to time of year.

Pre-entry: £7.00

Registration opens 9am.

Pre-entry: £5.00; Eod: £5.00

warts run, see calendar for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Warts run and trail run. All abilities welcome with route options. A route will hopefully be published in advance.

Limited parking in lay-by off A57. Carshare/cycle where possible.

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Watch this space...

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

The quintessential dark peak race. Lovely running in the heart of the peak district, lovely that is, if you like leaping over vegetation.

RO Andy Harmer. This is a long early season winter outing. Although enjoyable it is challenging (and unmarshalled); the race has been run for 33 years and in that time has been shortened, abandoned as well as survived. There is only one unambiguous hazard - Abbey Brook, which can be a trickle or a torrent. If in doubt do not cross, or seek support. Full FRA kit as a minimum, but add extra layers according to conditions - and come prepared to utilise map, compass and whistle as appropriate. All runners must sign in at the start and declared themselves at the finish, even if they've dropped out mid-race. If you hit trouble on the course, generally best to head west for the reservoir path.

The revised route for 2019 is now confirmed as

• Cp1 lost lad as usual
• Cp2 wet stones 193938
• Cp3 cogman cabin as usual
• Cp4 Hancock pond as usual

Map here (full route)

warts run, see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

warts run, see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Warts run - see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Its stretching the definition of landmark a bit but hopefully the rag on a stick will still be there.

Anyone new to bashing through brambles in the dark should probably go and do something more pleasurable.

Winter warts run - see link for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

warts run see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

warts run see website for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Warts run - see link for details

Weekly club training/social run. These will either be trail or road runs. We will endeavour to publish trail runs a few days in advance on facebook and on this calendar entry and the route will hopefully include a fast/long version and a medium/shorter version both with leaders. If no trail run is published here then assume a road run but its certainly worth bringing trail shoes and a head torch/suitable kit just in case. There are more details on the website link for newcomers.

Camping weekend, with fun & games, races and a saturday night BBQ.

A volunteer to co-ordinate the mayhem is required.

Graham Berry's one-off 70th birthday race was such a gem that the webmaster and calendar agreed in the pub immediately following that we cannot let Graham's 80th pass without a repeat running.  With a winning time on a fine day in December 2014 of 2hrs 15mins, and some stalwarts taking over 3 hours, the 9am start certainly needs retaining for the increasingly more mature.  As to other arrangements - all in good time, folks, all in good time.

S: King's Tree (SK167938)
1: Linch Clough Access Gate (SK166941)
2: Upper North Grain Cabin (ruined) (SK103934)
3: Westend River Sheepfold (nr. Ravens Clough) (SK131946)
4: Linch Clough Access Gate (SK166941)
F: King's Tree (SK167938)