Wirksworth Incline Race

Wirksworth, United Kingdom • 13 Apr 2025

The Mike Briggs Wirksworth Incline Race is a challenging fell race organized by the Wirksworth Running Club, featuring two courses: a 6.9 km route for participants aged 15 and over, and a shorter 3 km course for children aged 11-14. The race, which has been a community event since 1990, takes runners up to a trig point and back down, showcasing the stunning terrain of the Peak District. Registration is required for the long race, while entries for the short course can be made on the day. Proceeds from the event support local causes, maintaining its community spirit. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

6 km
358 m+
Long (6.9km)
Short (3.2km)
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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