CBTE Esk Valley Epic

Glaisdale, United Kingdom • 2 May 2026

CBTE Esk Valley Epic

The CBTE Esk Valley Epic is an ultra-distance event held on 2 May 2026. The route is a circular course starting and finishing in Glaisdale and follows the Esk Valley Walk. The distance is 36 mile with 4487 ft of total elevation. The course is tracked and includes five checkpoints along the route. The event is open to runners and walkers and is organized by The Charm Bracelet Marathon. The location for event facilities is The Robinson Institute, Glaisdale.

Entry and logistics

Entries open 30 September 2025 and close 11 April 2026. The minimum age to enter is 20 years or older. Entry fees are listed as Affiliated £67.00 and Non Affiliated £69.00. The entry package includes a finishers medal, a t-shirt, water, and snacks. Trophies are awarded for first male, first female, first non-binary, and category winners in FV50, FV60, FV70, MV50, MV60, and MV70. The event offers an option to purchase XCover which may provide a refund if a participant cannot attend for unforeseen reasons. Entries recorded at the time of listing show 31 participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

36 mi
36 Miles
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