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Chapelgill

Broughton, United Kingdom • 21 Mar 2026

Event Information

The Chapelgill Hill Race is one of the longest-running hill races in Scotland, dating from the late 1970s. It is considered one of the steepest hill races in Britain. The event is held at Glenkirk farm in Glenholm, Broughton.

Race Details

The course distance is 2.6 km (1.6 miles) with an ascent of 410 m (1345 ft). The race starts in the afternoon.

Requirements and Rules

Participants must carry or wear full body cover. Dogs are not allowed at the event due to lambing. The entry fee is £7 plus a booking fee. The organizer's policy states there are no refunds or deferrals.

Records

The men's record is 18:50, set by Phil Davies in 2003. The women's record is 22:10, set by Angela Mudge in 2003. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Scotland Broughton

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