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Jarrett's Jaunt

Wath Brow, United Kingdom • 21 Mar 2026

Event overview

The Jarrett's Jaunt fell race takes place in the Lake District, England, with the venue at Wath Brow Bridge, West Cumbria (grid reference NY 031 144). The course distance is 9.3 km / 5.8 miles with 440 m / 1444 ft of climb. The event is listed in category BS and is designated as a Handicap Race. Skills codes given for the event are PM, LK, NS. The minimum age for entry is 17. Course records are recorded as male 00:37:35 (2019) and female 00:46:25 (2019).

Entry, permit and other details

Pre-entry is required; entry on the day is not available. The pre-entry fee is £6.50. Entries are managed via the sportident system. The race holds a permit and associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA. Teams are not allowed and there are no junior races. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom North West (England) Wath Brow

Race information

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9 km
9.3 Km / 5.8 Miles
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