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Two Turtle Doves

Sheffield, United Kingdom • 26 Dec 2026

Totley Two Turtle Doves : Sat 26 Dec 2026

The event is a fell race held in the Peak District, England, based at Totley AC Pavilion (postcode S17 3AZ, grid reference SK302799). The course distance is 7.8 km (4.8 miles) with 250 m (820 ft) of climb. The race is listed in category BS and notes skills level as PM. A full FRA kit must be carried due to the time of year. The minimum age for entry is 18. Junior races are not held and teams are not allowed.

Entry, permit and facilities

Pre-entry and entry on the day are both available; the stated fee is £8.00 for either pre-entry or entry on the day. The event has a permit and associated UK Athletics insurance from the FRA. Showers, toilets and changing facilities are available at the Totley AC Pavilion. Organisers ask participants to try to car share. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Yorkshire and The Humber Sheffield

Race information

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