Ranger Ultras - Yorkshire Pen-Y-Ghent

Hawes, United Kingdom • 19 Sep 2026

The Ranger Ultras Yorkshire Pen-Y-Ghent 50k is a 50-kilometer ultra running event set in the inspiring North Yorkshire countryside. Starting and finishing at Hawes Market House, the course follows classic limestone trails, including the historic Cam Road and a summit of Pen-y-Ghent, with a total ascent of 1280 meters. Designed for all ultra-racers from beginners to elites, the race offers generous cut-off times and low-key, great-value participation.

Support includes on-course water, snacks, hot soup, and team assistance. Participants receive navigation notes, GPX files, and enjoy a pasta dinner and hot drinks at the finish. The event emphasizes a friendly atmosphere and scenic adventure. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
1280 m+
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