How far is the LAW 75?

The LAW 75 is one distance: 75 Mile (120.7 km).

Is the LAW 75 course marked?

No. The LAW 75 is not a marked course. You are expected to navigate it yourself.

NAV4 Adventure LAW 75

Skipton Castle, Skipton, North YorkshireNo date announced yet

Seventy-five miles of Lady Anne's Way, Skipton Castle to Appleby Market Cross.

75 Mile

121 km

moorfellNavigation required

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No reviews of the LAW 75, and nothing on what people wore. Both are things no organiser publishes and every runner wants before they enter — how it actually went, and what was on your feet.

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The course

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Much of the route is permanently waymarked as Lady Anne's Way and NAV4 supply route notes and a GPS file, but they call basic map and compass navigation highly desirable. Starts 09:00 Saturday; finishing times run from fifteen to thirty hours. Drop bags go to Kettlewell at 23 miles, Askrigg at 38 and Winton at 61, with water points every six to eight miles between.

Train for it: routes near the start

Routes starting within 20 km of Skipton Castle, Skipton, North Yorkshire, nearest first. Each one has a free GPX file and a TRP grade, so you can rehearse the ground before race day.

EXPERT

Fountains Fell, Pen-y-ghent, Malham and Pennine Way from Skipton

87.0km · 2,081m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

You string together the greatest hits of the southern Dales in one enormous loop: Gordale Scar, the summit of Pen-y-ghent, Fountains Fell and Malham Tarn, all on foot from Skipton.

Checked Jul 2026

HARD

Skipton to Pinhaw Beacon and Back via Pennine Way and Canal

28.6km · 444m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

Pinhaw Beacon is the high point of the Pennine Way's opening stretch out of Edale, and this route takes you up to it and back without needing to commit to the rest of the trail.

Checked Jun 2026

VERY HARD

Skipton 6 Peaks

42.0km · 1,251m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

Six distinct summits in one big day, a proper local challenge that strings together the gritstone crags and moors ringing Skipton.

Checked Jul 2026

MODERATE

Embsay Crag from Skipton

11.6km · 304m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

Embsay Crag is one of those gritstone edges that looks ordinary on the map and delivers something much better in person - proper moor underfoot and a long view across the Dales skyline.

Checked Jun 2026

MODERATE

Skipton Moor to Bradley and Canal Back

11.2km · 255m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

Three distinct sections in one run: moor, village, canal. This is the most satisfying of the Skipton circuits - proper climbing followed by a flat, fast return.

Checked Jun 2026

HARD

Welcome to Skipton

23.6km · 618m climb · Loop · 0.3km away

The full Skipton picture in one run: moor above, canal below, and the Craven countryside in between. A proper long day out from one of the best trail running towns in the Dales.

Checked Jun 2026

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How to enter

No date announced for the next running yet. NAV4 Adventure’s site ↗ is where it will show up first.

Common questions

: The LAW 75 is one distance: 75 Mile (120.7 km).
: No course file for the LAW 75 yet, so there's no measured climb here. When NAV4 Adventure publish one, this fills in.
: Not graded yet. A TRP grade is worked out from distance and climb measured off the course file, and there isn't one for the LAW 75 yet.
: No. The LAW 75 is not a marked course. You are expected to navigate it yourself.
: We don't hold a compulsory kit list for the LAW 75. NAV4 Adventure confirm mandatory kit in their race information, usually in the final instructions.
: Much of the route is permanently waymarked as Lady Anne's Way and NAV4 supply route notes and a GPS file, but they call basic map and compass navigation highly desirable. Starts 09:00 Saturday; finishing times run from fifteen to thirty hours. Drop bags go to Kettlewell at 23 miles, Askrigg at 38 and Winton at 61, with water points every six to eight miles between.
: We don't hold a checkpoint list for the LAW 75. What's on the table varies a lot between races, so check the NAV4 Adventure race information rather than turning up expecting food.
: Not yet — we don't hold a course file for the LAW 75. Some organisers only send the GPX to entrants. If we get one, it goes up free, with no sign-up.
: No date announced. When NAV4 Adventure confirm the next LAW 75, it appears here and on the race calendar.