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At the Double

Carlin How, United Kingdom • 14 Feb 2026

Event overview

The race takes place on Sat 14 Feb 2026 in the North York Moors region of England. It is listed in category BM and is held at St Helens church, Carlin How, Saltburn (grid reference 711197). The start is at St Helens church.

Course

  • 10.4 km / 6.5 miles

The course includes 350 m / 1148 ft of climb. Skills listed for the event are PM, LK, NS.

Entry and rules

Entry on the day is available; pre-entry is not offered. Entry is limited to 120 competitors. Entry-on-day fees are £6.00 for members and £7.00 for non-members. The minimum age is 19 (19 years old on 31/12/2026). There are no junior races. Teams are allowed, with four to count in the men's race and three to count in the women's race. The race holds a permit and associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom North East (England) Carlin How

Race information

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10 km
10.4 Km / 6.5 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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