Calderdale way ultra

1 May 2027
Heptonstall , uk
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mixed race
80 KM
1 days
150 Runners
Alternate Distances: 
50 KM
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    60 gbp

You’ll set off from Heptonstall in the early morning and make straight for the woodland of Hardcastle Crags, before taking in the views of upper Calderdale from MIdgley Moor, climbing up to Wainstalls, cruising along the canal at Brighouse, enjoying the beauty of Norland Moor and the ruggedness of Soyland Moor, before seeing Todmorden twice in quick succession and finally climbing back to Heptonstall for a well-earned meal.

You have 17 hours to get back to Heptonstall

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