The Peak District Challenge is series of trekking and running challenges with four levels of difficulty. There are options for different levels of experience and fitness, from a day-long walk that is suitable for most, to an ultra-marathon for fit and experienced hill walkers and runners. You can chose to navigate around the course for yourself or join a led group with a mountain leader.

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Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development
Peak District Challenge Wilderness Development

The distances are:

The routes all start and finish in Hathersage and are shown in broad detail on the map below.

The 25km Copper route follows a circuit of 25km, passing through 5 checkpoints. Start heading south from Hathersage on the Blue route to Baslow, then follow the red route home. The challenge starts at 9.30 on Saturday morning.

The 50km Bronze route does the third smallest circle, (a mere 50km!) passing through seven checkpoints starting with the bronze line heading west from Hathersage. The target finishing time is 12 hours, starting at 8am on Saturday morning.

The Silver (75km) and Gold Ultra (100km) challenges both start at 9pm on Friday evening. The Gold Ultra route takes a more hilly and difficult route between checkpoints.