Ultra X England

Edale, United Kingdom • 12-13 Sep 2026

Ultra X England

Ultra X England is a multi distance trail running event held in the Peak District at Edale on 12–13 September 2026. The event offers six race options and welcomes both runners and walkers. Fully stocked aid stations are placed approximately every 10 km along the courses.

Distances:

  • 110 km single stage
  • 110 km two stage
  • 60 km
  • 50 km
  • 25 km
  • 12 km The Dash

Cut off guidance is given per checkpoint rather than a single finish time. On average competitors have 2 hours 30 minutes to complete each 10 km section; for the 110 km single stage event the allowance is 3 hours per 10 km. Under 23s may participate free across all distances.

Race services include a fully marked course, medical support on course, and drinking water and snacks at checkpoints. Some categories are UTMB Index races in the 100k, 50k and 25k classifications. Camping at Newfold Farm is included for the 110 km two stage entry; entrants in other distances can purchase camping passes. Registered participants receive a detailed Race Pack one month before the event. A GPS tracker and finisher medal are provided for entrants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 20K UTMB 50K UTMB 100K
Ultra X 110 England Single Stage
Ultra X 25 England
Ultra X 12 England
Ultra X 110 England Multi Stage
Ultra X 60 England
Ultra X 50 England
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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