Peak District Challenge
Type:Walking
Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Derbyshire, S32 1DU
Event date: 17-18 September 2021
The Peak District Challenge has been organised by Wilderness Development since 2013. Take part with entry fees of just £21-71 (depending on challenge distance chosen) with NO fundraising commitment, and NO deductions from any charity's income.
The Peak District Challenge is a picturesque trekking challenge that offers five levels of difficulty for hill walkers and runners: 10km (Back before Dark), then 25km (Copper), 50km (Bronze), 75km (Silver) or 100km (Gold Ultra).
Each distance has a target time to try to beat, from a manageable 3 hours to walk 10km and be Back Before Dark, up to a huge 24 hour target to complete the 100km Gold Ultra.
Featuring 3300m of ascent, the 100km Gold Ultra route is the ultimate Peak District Challenge and should be attempted by teams of fit and experienced trekkers or runners who want to see the best that the Peak District has to offer.
You'll visit high points and viewpoints on your way between checkpoints, and there is a lot of climbing involved. You'll leave Hathersage at 9pm on the night of Friday 17 September 2021. Night navigation experience is essential.
Shorter and more achievable distances are also available. Please visit our website at www.peak-district-challenge.com for full information and registration.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Back Before Dark 10km - Ticket | £21.00 per ticket |
| Bronze 50km - Ticket | £51.00 per ticket |
| Copper 25km - Ticket | £46.00 per ticket |
| Gold Ultra 100km - Ticket | £71.00 per ticket |
| Silver 75km - Ticket | £66.00 per ticket |
Your entry fee covers:
Fully qualified, professional Mountain Leaders supervising the event.
A GPS tracker for every team, tracking you continuously on the entire route (for 25km+ distances only)
A modest prize pool of token prizes.
A goodie bag at the end of the event.
Water stations, Drinks and snacks from our friendly checkpoints every 10km on average.
A stew supper on arrival back in Hathersage on Saturday evening.
Kit guidance and advice, along with a pre-walk registration and briefing.
Bag care, including drop-bags for 50-100km distances.
Printed route guides and GPX files for self-navigating teams
A scenic and challenging route, and all pre-event planning.
A cash discount voucher to spend with the event organiser, Wilderness Development. This can even be redeemed in advance on any navigation training or walking courses that you take to prepare for the event.
By far the best way to arrive is by train! There is a train station five minutes walk from the event base, and the event has been specifically timed so that you can travel to the event from Manchester or Sheffield by train.
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