Calver Peak

Calver, United Kingdom • 3 Jun 2026

Event

Calver Peak is a fell race held in Calver Village, Peak District, England on Wed 3 June 2026. The race starts from the Derwentwater Arms car park, Calver Village, near Bakewell (postcode S32 3XQ, grid reference 241747). It is listed as a Category B short fell race and is for entrants aged 18 and over.

Course and distance

The route runs over limestone scenery to the south west of Calver village. The course distance is 5 miles (8 km) with approximately 275 m (900 ft) of climb. The event page notes it may be suitable for novices.

Entry and limits

Pre-entry is available online with a stated pre-entry fee of £8.50 plus an administration charge. Entry on the day is accepted for a fee of £10 cash only, only if the entry limit of 300 has not been reached.

Additional information

The event holds a permit with associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA. Due to the temporary closure of the Derwentwater Arms, toilets and prize giving will be at the Calver Arms. An organiser is listed for the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 mi
5 Miles
8 km
8 Kilometers
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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