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Wingerworth Wobble

Wingerworth, United Kingdom • 28 Feb 2026

Wingerworth Wobble

The Wingerworth Wobble is a 4.66-mile trail race. The course is described as undulating, featuring a mix of footpaths across fields, woodland trails, hills, and short road sections, with views over the surrounding countryside.

The route is marked and marshalled. The finish chute is on a runnable hill. All finishers receive a medal.

Free car parking is available at The Barley Mow pub and on adjoining estate roads. After the race, refreshments are provided, included in the entry cost. There is a raffle, with funds raised for Deer Park Primary School and other causes. A presentation and prize-giving takes place at race headquarters.

The race is held under a permit from the Association of Running Clubs. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom East Midlands (England) Wingerworth

Race information

Website Registration
5 mi
4.66 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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