One Foot in The Gargrave

Gargrave, United Kingdom • 5 Sep 2026

One Foot in the Gargrave Challenge Walk

One Foot in the Gargrave is a single-distance event taking place in North Yorkshire. Participants follow a circular route starting and finishing at Gargrave Village Hall in Skipton. The course covers a total distance of 23 miles through the terrain of Malhamdale.

The route passes through several local landmarks and areas, including:

  • Kirkby Malham
  • Street Gate
  • Boss Moor
  • Eshton

The event is open to both walkers and runners. All participants are required to complete the full distance within a 9-hour time limit. A specific cut-off point is enforced at Checkpoint 3, located at the 16.2-mile mark; participants who do not reach this station by 3 pm are required to retire from the course.

Participation is limited to a maximum of 200 entrants. Registration is available for members of the Long Distance Walkers Association (LDWA) and non-members. Due to the presence of livestock and agreements with local landowners, dogs are not permitted on the course.

Parking is available at the village hall on a limited basis, with additional parking located on Mark House Lane, approximately a five-minute walk from the start line. Marshals are positioned along the course to assist with direction and ensure the event proceeds without causing inconvenience to local residents. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

23 mi
One Foot in the Gargrave Challenge Walk/run
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