Bronte Half Marathon

Oxenhope, United Kingdom • 20 Sep 2026

Event

The Bronte Half Marathon is a half marathon organised by Sue Ryder. It is scheduled for 20 September 2026 in Bronte Country, between Haworth and Hebden Bridge, with race headquarters at Penistone Hill Country Park, Haworth. The event returned to the area after a debut year and is linked to existing cycling events in the same area.

Course and entries

Distance: 13.1 miles. The course is a single-lap, trail route with a hilly profile. The event has an entry limit of 200 and is listed as not suitable for wheelchairs. Facilities on course and at the event include water stations and toilets; there are no distance markers, no changing facilities, no showers, and no baggage store. All finishers receive a pie and peas meal and a race memento. Entry fees are listed as £17.00 for adults and £17.00 for under 18s; if the event does not sell out, entry on the day may be available for an additional £5. Course records are listed as 1:39:20 for men and 2:33:07 for women. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
13.1 Miles Half Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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