Pendle Way on a Midsummers Night

Barrowford, United Kingdom • 24 Jun 2026

Pendle Way on a Midsummers Night 2028

Pendle Way on a Midsummers Night is an overnight trail event based in Barley, Lancashire. The route follows the waymarked Pendle Way through local footpaths, bridleways and moorland in the South Pennines. Organisers provide a full map, GPX files and written instructions.

Distances offered:

  • Approximately 45 miles with 6100 ft ascent (68 km, 1870 m)
  • Approximately 30 miles with 4500 ft ascent (48 km, 1382 m)

The event is staged at night and requires navigation ability and an amount of climbing. Mandatory kit includes full body waterproof cover, map, headtorch and spare batteries or a second headtorch, compass, whistle, mug and a fully charged mobile phone. Appropriate fell or trail footwear must be worn. An OS 1:25k map will be available and OL21 is recommended.

Entry opens 15 December 2024 and closes 11 June 2028. Entry fee is £40. Minimum age is 18 years. Dogs are not permitted. Transfers are allowed up to one month before the event. Donations from the event will be made to local charitable causes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

45 mi
Full Circular
68 km
Full Circular (km)
48 km
Alternative Option (km)
30 mi
Alternative Option
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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