Bronte Half Marathon

Oxenhope, United Kingdom • 20 Sep 2026

Event

The Bronte Half Marathon is scheduled for 20 September 2026 in Bronte Country, between Haworth and Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire. The event is organised by Sue Ryder and is held from Race HQ at Penistone Hill Country Park, Haworth. The race is held in support of Sue Ryder charity. Digital route maps and event terms are provided by the organiser, and entrants agree to the event terms and conditions when signing up. Entrants can set contact preferences for electronic, postal or phone contact through the organiser.

Race details

The course is a single-lap trail with a hilly profile and a race distance of 13.1 Miles. The event is not suitable for wheelchairs. Facilities listed for the race 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 is limited to 200 participants, with 194 places reported remaining. Standard entry fee is £17.00 for adults and under‑18s; if the event has not sold out, entry on the day is available for an additional £5. Course record times 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
Half Marathon
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