Three Peaks Fell Race Relay

The Three Peaks Fell Race Relay is a prestigious team event held in the Yorkshire Dales, covering 24 miles across Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough, and Whernside. First run in 1954, it is renowned for its rugged terrain and spectacular scenery. Teams of six compete in three legs, with two runners per leg, navigating challenging ascents and descents.

The race includes transport arrangements between key points and features different categories, including women, open, and mixed teams. The event emphasizes close contact and timing accuracy at checkpoints, celebrating one of Britain’s most historic and well-organized fell races. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.