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Duddon Dash & Junior Championship

Name: Duddon Dash & Junior Championship
Start: 2025-04-27
End: 2025-04-27
Location: Seathwaite

Seathwaite, United Kingdom • 27 Apr 2025

The Duddon Dash & Junior Championship will take place in Seathwaite on Sunday 27 April 2025. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom North West (England) Seathwaite

Race information

Website

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

Trail runs nearby

Sunday Jul 5

Langdale Gala

Great Langdale

2 km

Experience a traditional Lakeland gala race featuring a steep 2.3 km course with 300 meters of ascent. This event offers technical fell running for both seniors and juniors at the New Dungeon Ghyll Gala Field.

Sunday Jul 5

Skiddaw Keswick

Keswick

15 km

10 mi

Fell race on 5 July 2026 around Skiddaw in the Lake District, based at Keswick Cricket Club. The course is 15.4 km with 960 m of ascent and entry on the day is accepted for a fee of £10.

Tuesday Jul 7

20 Barriers

Carnforth

5 mi

A five mile country race around Carnforth using field paths, trails and a canal towpath, with on-the-night entry and proceeds to a local youth charity. The route includes several stiles and returns via the Lundsfield quarry area.

Wednesday Jul 8

Seat Sandal Fell Race

Grasmere

7 km

Experience a traditional FRA category AS fell race in Grasmere featuring a 7.4 km course with 700 m of elevation. This 150 runner event offers a direct ascent to Seat Sandal and a flagged descent through the Cumbrian fells.