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Grand Tour Of Skiddaw

Caldbeck, United Kingdom • 16 Aug 2025

The Grand Tour of Skiddaw is a challenging trail running event held in the Northern Lake District, featuring two race options: a 50 km route and a 20-mile course. The event takes place around the scenic Caldbeck village, with routes passing through remote fells, including climbs up High Pike and Skiddaw. The 50 km course includes a significant ascent of 6,733 feet, while the 20-mile route offers 3,760 feet of elevation. Both courses are run mainly on public footpaths and bridleways, offering stunning views and a rugged atmosphere. The event emphasizes safety, with checkpoints, GPS trackers, and safety marshals, and provides a festive environment with camping, local food, and community support. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom North West (England) Caldbeck

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50 km
20 mi
20 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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