The Wasdale Fell Race is a historic and demanding event that tests the endurance and navigation skills of runners in the rugged terrain of the Lake District. Starting from the National Trust campsite in Wasdale Head, this race is renowned for its challenging route and rich fell-running heritage. Participants must be prepared for steep climbs and technical descents. It is a must-do event for serious fell runners looking to test themselves in one of England's most iconic landscapes.
What to Expect
Runners can expect a grueling course through some of the most beautiful and demanding mountain terrain in the Lake District.
Who Should Attend
- Experienced fell runners
- Mountain runners
- Endurance athletes
Agenda Overview
The race starts and finishes at the field east of the National Trust campsite in Wasdale.
Venue & Address
Organizer
CFRA · Running Club
Cumberland Fell Runners Association, organizers of traditional fell races.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the start?
Wasdale National Trust Campsite, Wasdale Head.
Is it a difficult race?
Yes, it is considered a very challenging and long fell race.
How do I enter?
Entries are managed via the SiEntries website.
Is there parking?
Parking is available near the start at the campsite.
What is the terrain like?
Rugged, mountainous terrain with significant elevation.
Is it an annual event?
Yes, it is a recurring race in the fell running calendar.
Tags
fell running
Wasdale
race
Lake District
endurance
mountain
Summary
A challenging fell running race in the Lake District.
Reference:
sientries.co.uk
Highlights
- Historic fell race
- Challenging mountain route
- Rich running heritage
- Iconic Lake District scenery
- Professional organization
- Endurance test
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