CBTE Esk Valley Epic

Glaisdale, United Kingdom • 2 May 2026

Event overview

The CBTE Esk Valley Epic takes place on Saturday 2 May 2026 in Glaisdale, with the Robinson Institute listed as the event location. The event is a 36 mile tracked ultra with 4487 ft of elevation. The circular route starts and finishes in Glaisdale and follows the Esk Valley Walk. There are five checkpoints along the route.

Entries and race details

Entries open 30 September 2025 and close 11 April 2026. The event minimum age is 20. Entry fees are listed as Affiliated £67.00 and Non Affiliated £69.00. The entry package includes a finishers medal, t-shirt, water, and snacks. Trophies are awarded for 1st male, 1st female, 1st non-binary, 1st FV50, 60 and 70, and 1st MV50, 60 and 70. The event is organised by The Charm Bracelet Marathon. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

36 mi
4487 m+
36 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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