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Round Hill Fell Race

Timble, United Kingdom • 2 Aug 2026

Event

The Round Hill fell race takes place on Sun 2 Aug 2026 in the York Dales region of England. The race starts and finishes at Timble village crossroads, near Otley (postcode LS21 2NN, grid reference 170531). The course distance is 14.1 km (8.8 miles), with 335 m (1,099 ft) of climb. The event category is CM and listed skills are PM and LK. Junior races are not held. The minimum age for entry is 18.

Entry and other details

Entry on the day is allowed; there is no pre-entry. The on-the-day fee is £5. Registration takes place in Timble village, about 1 km from the start. Part of the entry fee is donated to a brain tumour research and support charity. Teams are permitted, formed of two men and two women. The event has a permit and UK Athletics insurance from the FRA.

Records

Recorded course best times are 00:51:41 (male, 2019) and 01:02:13 (female, 2021). Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Yorkshire and The Humber Timble

Race information

Website Registration
14 km
14.1 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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