The Cross Fell Race - Garrigill

Garrigill, United Kingdom • 29 Jun 2025

The Cross Fell Race for GNAAS is a challenging 24km fell running event held in the scenic village of Garrigill, located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The race features a 680m climb and follows a lasso route that includes the summit of Cross Fell, the highest peak in the Pennines, and the source of the River Tees. Participants enjoy stunning 360-degree views over the Eden Valley, Lake District, and Scotland. The course uses the Pennine Way and bridle paths, is fully marshalled, and requires runners to carry essential safety gear. The event supports local charities, including the Langwathby Air Ambulance and Garrigill Village Hall. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

24 km
680 m+
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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