Salt Cellar Fell Race

Sheffield, United Kingdom • 1 Aug 2025

The Salt Cellar Fell Race, organized by the Steel City Striders Running Club, is a challenging event set in the scenic Peak District. Scheduled for August 1, 2025, the race covers a distance of 10.9 km (7.1 miles) with an ascent of 486 meters (1,535 feet), categorized as BM. Starting and finishing at the Fairholmes Visitor Centre, participants will navigate the beautiful terrain of Derwent Edge. The event is limited to 250 runners, with all proceeds benefiting Edale Mountain Rescue and the National Trust. The race emphasizes safety, requiring runners to carry essential kit in case of adverse weather. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
486 m+
10.9km (7.1 Miles)
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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