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Kinder Trog

Hayfield, United Kingdom • 28 Jun 2026

Event details

The Kinder Trog fell race is scheduled for Sun 28 Jun 2026 in Hayfield, Peak District, England. The course distance is 25 km (15.5 miles) with a total climb of 900 m (2953 ft). The venue is the Scout Hut, Hayfield, grid reference SK035873. The event is listed in category BL and the published skill codes are ER, LK, NS. Teams are allowed. There are no junior races. Recorded course times from 2024 are 01:49:12 for the male record and 02:04:04 for the female record.

Entry, rules and safety

Entry on the day is available; there is no pre-entry. Entry-on-the-day fees are £8 for members and £10 for non-members. Minimum age is 18. The event has a permit and associated UK Athletics insurance via the FRA. Participants are required to carry FRA kit and must pass a kit check before registration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom East Midlands (England) Hayfield

Race information

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25 km
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