Tebay Fell Race

Tebay, United Kingdom • 17 Jun 2026

Event details

The Tebay Fell Race takes place in Tebay, Lake District, England on Wed 17 Jun 2026. The course distance is 13 km / 8.1 miles with 914 m / 2999 ft of climb. The venue is Tebay Sports, Social & Railway Club, Church St, Tebay, CA10 3SP (grid reference NY618045). Category: AM. Minimum age is 18. Skills listed for the event are ER, LK, NS. Teams are not allowed. The race holds a permit and associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA.

Entry, races and facilities

Pre-entry is not available. Entry on the day is allowed with a fee of £8. Registration is via a link on the organiser’s website and payment is taken on the day. Junior races are included. Exact parking arrangements are to be confirmed; participants are asked not to park on local roads. Showers and food are available in the Social Club after the race.

Records

Male record time: 01:09:44 (2009).
Female record time: 01:21:55 (2017). Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 km
13 Km / 8.1 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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