Tuesdays are the social 5. Thursdays are session days.
Guided Trail Runs: A trail run where we'll take you on a tour of the area. Usually either away from the usual landmark area or a less used way of getting to the landmark. For all our Guided trail runs as long as you can jog the planned distance on the flat you'll be fine. These are social runs where we'll have walks up the hills and stay together. We operate an all is welcome policy on our 'Guided Trail' runs, there's no fees or membership etc required, just register you're coming via the google form LINK . All our past routes can be found on HERE.
If you have any questions please contact us.
When. Saturday 6th Sept 16:30
What. A 4.5 mile social trail jog before the pop up pub Bateman Arms opens for the evening
Start/Meeting point: The square Middleton by Youlgrave from 16:15 for a 16:30 start
Route: 4.5 mile / 555feet
GPX: HERE
Starting from Middleton by Youlgrave we have a jog up a quiet lane to Kenslow Knoll. A lap of the Knoll then back down the lane, across some fields, into a Dale and back up to Middleton finishing at Bateman's Tomb. Its then a recovery pop or 2 in the Batemans Arms
Facilities : Toilets, Pub.
All our organised runs are purely done for fun ie not for a fee. If you're not a Youlgrave Harriers member we do ask that if you ever pass through Youlgrave that you drop a donation into the Friends of Youlgrave School charity box (in the shops and pubs) to support our area.
If you have any questions please contact us.
FULL DETAILS CAN BE FOUND ON THE EVENT PAGE HERE
Entry: Pre-Entry £6 . ENTRY HERE All profits go to Youlgrave Parish Council to be spent on village facilities.
When: Sunday 18th May 2025, 11:00.
Where: Youlgrave , Derbyshire DE45
Route: 5.8 mile / 876 feet. Partially marked and marshaled. Some navigation skills / local knowledge will be an advantage.
Start and Finish:
Start; Youlgrave Village Well, Moor Lane.
Finish ; The George, Youlgrave.
Parking: Alport Lane Playing Fields, Youlgrave
Info: The race is run under Fell Running Association (FRA) rules and licence. We're a 'proper' traditional Peak District roller of a race. The terrain is rough trails, open fields and a little bit of country lane with small sections of low level technical parts and a swamp. This is the 1st edition with limited entrants, so you may very well end up solo or in a small group and there will be limited route marking. If you're not experienced or familiar with the area a course recce is recommended. The route is all public paths, so you can recce at your leisure