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Eyam Fell Race

Eyam, United Kingdom • 1 Sep 2026

Eyam Fell Race

The Eyam Fell Race is a 10k fell running event. It starts and finishes in the historic village of Eyam. The route begins with a tough climb out of Eyam up to Sir William Hill, passes the Barrel Inn at Bretton, and continues towards Abney Moor. From there, it turns right for a descent through Abney Moor, around a switchback, and climbs again through heather towards Sir William Hill. The final section goes down through a steep wooded area before returning to Eyam.

A separate junior race is also held on the same day. This race covers 3km and is for ages 11 to 16. It involves a steep ascent with steps, a level section, and a steep descent. Registration for the junior race is on the day only, with a fee of £2.

Post-race, a BBQ and bar with real ale are available. Prizes are provided by the event's sponsor, The Barrel Inn. Entry for the main race is limited, and pre-registration is required. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom East Midlands (England) Eyam

Race information

Website Registration
10 km
Adult Race
Junior Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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