Eyam Fell Race

Eyam, United Kingdom • 26 Aug 2025

The Eyam Fell Race, sponsored by The Barrel Inn, is a scenic 10k race set in the historic village of Eyam. Participants will experience a challenging course that includes a steep climb to Sir William Hill, offering stunning views of the Peak District, followed by a descent through Abney Moor. The event is known for its friendly atmosphere, making it suitable for runners of various abilities. In addition to the main race, there is a junior 3km race for ages 11-16, promoting fun and inclusivity. The event features prizes, a BBQ, and real ale, enhancing the community spirit. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10k
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