This is a challenging course with very tight cutoffs. You will need to maintain almost 7kph for the entire event to have a chance of completing within the cutoff.

The 100miles route is a lapped course, following the 100km route in it’s entirety, before going back out following the bronze 50km route. After Calver, 100mile entrants will switch to the Copper route, finishing their challenge on the eastern edges, and descending in to Hathersage within 24 hours. There is approximately 4800m of elevation.

This is a hilly and challenging route with very tight cutoffs, suitable for those who’ve already successfully self-navigated 100km runs. The 100 miles in 24 hours Ultra 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, and want to push themselves to maintain a fast pace over all terrain for a 24-hour period. You’ll leave Hathersage at 9pm on Friday night. Night navigation experience is essential, and you must have previously successfully completed a 100km Ultra.