Scarborough Rock

Scalby, United Kingdom • 10 Jan 2026

Event

Scarborough Rock is a walking and running event taking place on 10 January 2026 from Scalby Parish Hall, Scalby, YO13 0RA. The routes pass along the coast through Scarborough, include Oliver's Mount, moorland, Hackness, Burniston and Scalby. Distances offered:

  • 26 miles
  • 16 miles

Practical information

Entries are now full; there is a waiting list with 49 participants and 350 participants already entered. Minimum age is 17 on the event date. The entry fee is £15.00. Food and drink are provided at all checkpoints. Finishers receive a badge, certificate and a meal. Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a short lead at all times. Retirements must be made at checkpoints only. Participants are asked to follow marshal directions for parking. Withdrawals made before 3 January 2026 are eligible for a refund of the entry fee; withdrawals after that date will forfeit the fee. The event is organised by LDWA - East Yorkshire and is based at Scalby Parish Hall, Scalby Road, Scalby. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

26 mi
26 Miles
16 mi
16 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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