Clowbridge 5k

Clow Bridge, United Kingdom • 30 Apr 2026

Clowbridge 5k - Spring 3/3

This event is a trail 5 km race using a popular route off the Pennine Bridleway around Clowbridge Reservoir. The course is two laps of the reservoir path run anti-clockwise from the Rossendale Valley Sailing Club, Manchester Road, Burnley, BB11 5PF. The route has about 25 m of elevation over the 5 km and is described as fast and flat.

The race is the third in a three-race Spring Series held on consecutive Thursdays: 16th, 23rd and 30th April. Entry is open to participants aged 11 and over. Entries open and close on specified dates; the published entry fee for this race is £6.50.

Races are marshalled and prizes are awarded in each race. Parking is available locally, including a lower car park at the Sailing Club and at Limey Lane at the far end of the reservoir; participants are asked to park sensibly. Proceeds from the series will be donated to local causes. The organising body is RunJMC and the event is listed as licensed under ARC pending.

Event terms, cancellation policy and entry procedures are set by the organiser. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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