Leo Pollard Memorial Race

Horwich, United Kingdom • 5 Jun 2025

The Leo Pollard Memorial Fell Race is a challenging 10 km (6.2 miles) fell running event held in the South/West Pennines, starting from Rivington Hall Barn grounds near Bolton, England. The course features a significant ascent of 420 meters (1378 feet) over a mix of road, rough trails, and open fell terrain, which can be boggy depending on weather conditions. The route is partially marked, requiring runners to be familiar with the course and prepared with appropriate fell running kit. The race honors Leo Pollard, a respected fell runner known for his dedication to the sport and the local running community. It offers a competitive yet friendly atmosphere for experienced fell runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
420 m+
10 Km / 6.2 Miles
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