Orchan Rocks Fell Race

Todmorden, United Kingdom • 28 Apr 2026

Orchan Rocks Fell Race 2026

Orchan Rocks Fell Race is a category AS fell race held in Todmorden, Lancashire on 28 April 2026. The course covers 5.4 km with approximately 280 m of ascent and is described as well marked and suitable for beginners.

Race headquarters are at the Staff of Life Pub on Burnley Road, Todmorden. The event lists a minimum age of 14. Team prizes are awarded with three to count for men and three to count for women. Refreshments and prize giving take place in the pub after the race.

Full FRA kit is required and may be checked on the day; required items include a waterproof jacket with hood, waterproof trousers, hat, gloves, compass, whistle, map and emergency food. Entry is managed through the SiEntries system; entries open 28 February 2026 and close 26 April 2026. Entry fees listed are £5 for FRA members and £6 for non members.

Course records from 2024 are listed as 00:21:28 for men and 00:26:06 for women. The event is organised by Turnslack Fell Race and race information is published through the event organiser. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
Orchan Rocks Fell Race
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