Punk Panther Green Gateways

Otley, United Kingdom • 17 Jan 2026

Event overview

Punk Panther Green Gateways is a trail race in and around Leeds, starting and finishing in Otley. The event offers multiple distances:

  • 14.0 miles
  • 20.0 miles
  • 34.1 miles

The route follows the Green Gateways guide and largely stays off-road, with much of the return along the Meanwood Valley Trail. The 34.1-mile course includes three checkpoints and timing points; the 20.0-mile and half-marathon routes use a subset of those checkpoints. ITRA and UTMB qualification points are available for the listed distances.

Logistics and race requirements

Registration takes place at Otley Cricket Club and there is a nearby car park provided by Craftsman Tools. Entries close before race day and on-the-day entries are not accepted. Maximum entrants are 200.

All ultramarathon entrants receive a tracker; half-marathon and 20-mile entrants may hire a tracker. The organisers provide provisional GPX files and will email final GPX and competitor instructions before the event. Runners must carry required kit at all distances, including a waterproof jacket with taped seams, survival/bivvy bag, whistle, cup for checkpoint drinks, personal first aid kit and a hard copy of the map/route description. Trackers for ultramarathons must be worn at all times. There are vegan and gluten-free options at checkpoints and at the finish, where every finisher receives a medal and an event T-shirt unless they opt out. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 20K UTMB 50K
34 mi
34 Mile Ultra Marathon
20 mi
20 Mile Trail Race
13 mi
Half Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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