Flower Scar Fell Race

Todmorden, United Kingdom • 21 Feb 2026

Event Overview

The Flower Scar Fell Race is a fell running event organized by Todmorden Harriers. It features steep climbs, rough moorland, and fast paths, characteristic of South Pennine fell running. The race starts near Todmorden town centre and explores areas not typically covered by other races.

Course Details

The race covers a distance of 13.3 km with 660 m of climbing. It is categorized as AM under FRA rules, indicating a medium-length fell race with significant ascent.

Date and Location

The event is scheduled for 21 February 2026. The race headquarters is at Todmorden Cricket Club on Burnley Road in Todmorden.

Entry Information

Entry fees are £10 for FRA members and £12 for non-members. Registration is available via Si Entries starting from late November 2025. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

Race Logistics

A cut-off point is enforced at CP1, 50 minutes from the race start. Runners who do not meet this time are required to return to the race headquarters. Prizegiving takes place at the Cricket Club.

Safety and Equipment

Full FRA mandatory kit is required, including waterproof jacket and trousers with taped seams, hat, gloves, map and compass, whistle, and emergency food. A strict no kit/no run policy is in place for this winter race.

Additional Amenities

Hot food options, including meat and vegan chilli, are available at the race headquarters for £6 per head. Parking is available at the Cricket Club or on surrounding streets. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 km
13.3 Km
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