Nine Edges

Bamford, United Kingdom • 12 Sep 2026

The Nine Edges Endurance is a 20 mile off road traverse that raises funds for Edale Mountain Rescue Team. The route runs from Fairholmes in the Upper Derwent to the Robin Hood Inn near Birchen Edge and crosses nine gritstone edges and rough moorland, with about 900 metres of ascent. Participants may walk, run or climb. Climbers are expected to climb one route on each of the nine edges.

The running event is held under Fell Runners Association rules and runners must follow FRA requirements; walkers and climbers are covered by Mountain Rescue England and Wales liability insurance while following FRA safety guidance. The event has a minimum age of 18. Runners must navigate with a physical map and a traditional compass; GPS navigation is not permitted for runners. Walkers and climbers may use GPS but must also carry and know how to use a physical map and compass.

A specified minimum kit must be carried by all participants, including a waterproof jacket and leg cover, hat and gloves, warm layers, whistle, sufficient food and fluids, a survival bag and suitable map and compass. The entry fee is £35 and includes a £2 donation to the Peak District National Park Foundation, refreshments at marshal points, a drink at the finish and transport back to the start. No refunds or deferrals are offered. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

20 mi
9 Edges Endurance
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

A 3 km or 5 km run at Bowdon Rugby Club with drinking stations every kilometre and a mix of inflatable and non inflatable obstacles. Drinks are included and only participants aged 18 or over may take part.

Three trail routes start at Bakewell Showground and explore varied Peak District terrain including moors, valleys and parts of the Pennine Way. The Half Marathon route includes outposts and does not allow dogs.

A timed track ultra at Woodbank Park where runners complete as many 400 m laps as possible within 6, 12 or 24 hour limits, with chip timing, an aid station and indoor facilities on site.

A memorial trail run of about 5.5 miles from Worksop College into Clumber Park on 31 May 2026, with marshalling, first aid support and a finisher medal. All profits are donated to Cancer Research.

Add Event
Help us complete the calendar!
  • Distance is at least 5 km
  • Event has a website or Facebook page
Website
Optional: Please provide your e-mail address if we may contact you.
Report a change
We will only update the data if the information is also on the website.