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Ranger Ultras PB137 Trail Challenge

Hebden Hey Scout Centre, Hebden Bridge, West YorkshireNo date announced yet

Hebden Hey to Kirkby Stephen, 137 km in fifty hours.

137 km

85 miles

50h cut-off

21:54/km to make it

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The course

50h cut-off, which needs 21:54/km

What you’re in for

Hebden Bridge to Kirkby Stephen on the Pennine Bridleway, eighty-five miles through West Yorkshire, over the North Yorkshire moors and into Cumbria, with 3,321 m of climb. A National Trail with genuinely runnable surfaces, mixing fast ground with some technical climbing, and taking the walkers' alternatives where that keeps you off road. One midway checkpoint on the Friday with hot meals, showers and somewhere to sleep, capped at eight hours. Fifty hours overall.

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Train for it: routes near the start

Routes starting within 20 km of Hebden Hey Scout Centre, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, nearest first. Each one has a free GPX file and a TRP grade, so you can rehearse the ground before race day.

Heptonstall and Hardcastle CragsVERY HARD
Heptonstall and Hardcastle Crags
24.0km · 859m climb · Loop · 1.0km away
You get the full Calderdale contrast in one loop: the deep, wooded gorge of Hardcastle Crags and the wild open moor above, joined by the cobbled hilltop village of Heptonstall.
Checked Jul 2026
Wadsworth TrogVERY HARD
Wadsworth Trog
31.5km · 1,044m climb · Loop · 1.7km away
This is the Wadsworth Trog, a proper Calderdale beast: mile after mile of high Pennine moor, peat bog and reservoir embankment that locals rate among the toughest moorland rounds in the north.
Checked Jul 2026
Stoodley Pike from Hebden BridgeHARD
Stoodley Pike from Hebden Bridge
12.5km · 300m climb · Loop · 2.2km away
You climb from a canal in the valley floor to a 37m stone monument on the moor edge, and the view back over Calderdale from the base of the Pike is worth every metre of the climb.
Checked Jul 2026
The Atom Panopticon from Wycoller Country ParkMODERATE
The Atom Panopticon from Wycoller Country Park
6.3km · 125m climb · Loop · 12km away
The Atom is a curved concrete shell you can stand inside, and from the doorway it frames Pendle Hill one way and Boulsworth the other. You get both without a long day out.
Checked Jul 2026
Boulsworth Hill from TrawdenVERY HARD
Boulsworth Hill from Trawden
13.9km · 440m climb · Loop · 12km away
Boulsworth is the whaleback that dominates every view around Trawden, and standing on Lad Law at 517m you look across Pendle, the Dales and, on a clear day, out to the coast.
Checked Jul 2026
Rochdale Norden Moors and Watergrove ReservoirVERY HARD
Rochdale Norden Moors and Watergrove Reservoir
19.5km · 390m climb · Loop · 16km away
Raw, atmospheric Pennine scenery at its most uncompromising- Walk a section of the historic Cotton Famine Road, hand-built in the 1860s by unemployed weavers- Big views west into Lancashire and east into Yorkshire from the ridgeline- Quieter than many Pennine routes - you will often have the moor to yourself
Checked Jul 2026

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Common questions

The PB137 Trail Challenge is one distance: 137 km (85.1 miles).