Round Sheffield Run: Summer

Round Sheffield Run

The Round Sheffield Run is a multi-stage trail running enduro held in Endcliffe Park, Sheffield. The event follows a unique format consisting of 11 timed stages that link together some of the city's parkland and green spaces. The total route covers 24.5 km, with 20 km of that distance being timed stages. Participants have the option to enter as individuals or as a pair, with pairs required to complete all stages together.

The course is designed as a scenic journey through Sheffield's trails. Between the timed stages, runners can walk or jog to regroup and recover before starting the next section. This structure breaks the full distance into smaller segments, each with its own character. Results are recorded for each individual stage as well as the combined overall time.

Participants are set off at regular intervals, and the event includes an elite wave for those meeting specific qualifying standards. The weekend includes a post-race gathering with live music and various food and beverage options.

• 24.5 km total route including 20 km of timed stages

The entry fee includes a race number, timing device, a route information card, and access to food stations on the course. Medical support is available throughout the route, and finishers receive a medal. Participants must be at least 15 years old on the date of the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.