Runs in Pennines

The SILVA Dales Traverse™ is a 55km ultra following Wainwright’s coast to coast route from Kirby Stephen to Richmond. The event has an adventurous ethos and culture of self-sufficient. Following the same route as SILVA Northern Traverse™, the Dales Traverse™ starts from Kirkby Stephen, passes through the North Pennines Area of Outstanding National Beauty, over the iconic Nine Standards, and into the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park weaving through Swaledale to a stunning finish below Richmond Castle. This is an achievable and beautiful ultra and a great stepping stone for those aspiring to enter the SILVA Moors™ or Lakes Traverse™. We want to make this the best ultra you have ever done! We can’t take credit for the route, this is down to Alfred Wainwright – but he got it right, which is why the coast to coast route is Britain’s most popular long distance path.

The SILVA Northern Traverse™ is a 300km ultra following Wainwright’s coast to coast route from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay. The event has a strong adventurous ethos and culture of self-sufficient. Beginning at St Bees on the west coast, the route crosses the north of England through three National Parks finishing in Robin Hood’s Bay on the east coast. Taking in iconic mountains, valleys, moors and ~6,500m of ascent, the SILVA Northern Traverse™ is one of the most spectacular journeys in the UK. We want to make this the best ultra you have ever done! We can’t take credit for the route, this is down to Alfred Wainwright – but he got it right, which is why it is Britain’s most popular long distance path.

This route starts from Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre with a gradual climb through woodland, farm track and on to moorland before summiting at the trig point with full 360 view of Stocksbridge and the Strines Road where the tour De France passed

A run along the River Mersey, River Goyt and Peak Forest Canal going from Rusholme to New Mills through Stockport and Marple

Kinder Scout - Up Jacobs ladder to the Downfall across the plateau and down Grindbrook Clough. Footpath disappears across the plateau so navigation skills essential! Very steep rocky descent.. worth it for the rock hoping fun!

Sets off from Ingleton, takes in the Peaks of Ingleborough, Penyghent, Whernside, Great Coum, and Gragareth before returning to Ingleton. Some navigation required

Route from Glossop to mottram, Broadbottom and Charlesworth and back to Glossop.

Macclesfield Forest half marathon training route. Or if you're doing a road marathon this will do for that too.

A long route of the various edges. It's quite rough

Another Macclesfield Forest Trail Run, 12k. Starting at the Leather smithy with some good climbs and descents but never straying from the forest area.