Sedbergh Hills Fell Race

Sedbergh, United Kingdom • 17 Aug 2025

The Sedbergh Hills Fell Race is a challenging 22.5 km (14 miles) fell running event held in Sedbergh, UK, starting and finishing at the People's Hall on Howgill Lane. Featuring a demanding 1830 m (6004 ft) of ascent across the vast, grassy Howgill Fells, the course includes steep climbs, fast running sections, and technical navigation through remote, pathless terrain. The race tests experienced fell runners with six checkpoints, including summits like Arant Haw, Castley Knotts, and The Calf, the highest point of the Howgills. Strict kit requirements and cut-off times apply, and GPS use is prohibited. The event offers a tough classic fell running experience with a supportive atmosphere and refreshments at the finish. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

22 km
1830 m+
Sedbergh Hills Fell Race - 22.5 Km / 14 Miles
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