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Nine Edges

Bamford, United Kingdom • 12 Sep 2026

Event Overview

The Nine Edges Challenge is a 20-mile off-road route with approximately 900 metres of elevation gain. The course goes across high moorlands and gritstone edges from Fairholmes to the Robin Hood Inn near Birchen Edge in the Peak District. Participants can run or walk the route.

Event Details

The event takes place on Saturday, 12th September 2026. Entries open on 14th April 2026 via SiEntries.

The Route and Support

The route requires navigation using a map and compass, as the use of GPS and phone navigation systems is not permitted. There are fully stocked checkpoints en route with water, bananas, and jelly babies. After finishing at the Robin Hood Inn, participants receive a free drink from the bar. Bus transportation is provided from the finish back to the start at Fairholmes.

Supporting Edale Mountain Rescue

The event helps raise funds for the Edale Mountain Rescue Team, a registered charity. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom East Midlands (England) Bamford

Race information

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32 km
Nine Edges Challenge
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