Schedule

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Click on the icon to view or print a 12 hour schedule of split times.

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Finishers

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This is an informal challenge without registrations or time limits.  Why not share your experience on facebook to encourage and inspire other runners to have a go!

Links and Further Information

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• Enquiries and reports - email: southpennine39@btinternet.com

• ​Upper Calder 13 Trigs Route - a route sheet compiled by John Riley giving a suggested route between the 13 trigs.  It is not mandatory and contenders are free to choose any route using rights of way or access land.

• Upper Calder 13 Trigs - a report by Simon Bourne on his solo, unsupported run in 8 hours 11 min (July 2012)

• Joss and Bill's Big Day Out! - A report on Bill's 60th birthday celebration, includes their schedule and route tips from Simon Bourne.

• The Six Trigs Challenge - originally published in TGO magazine in 1999 this was devised by Andrew Bibby of Todmorden Harriers. The 26 mile route starts from Hebden Bridge and includes the more northerly trigs of Boulsworth Hill and Alcomden Stones. 

• The Magnificent 7 - An extension of the Six Trigs Challenge starting from Heptonstall devised by some local CVFR members as an annual run. Standing Stone Hill trig on Heptonstall Moor is added en-route to Bridestones.  Approximately 28 miles of arduous terrain.

• The Calder Valley Round -  originally devised in 1989 by Tony Wimbush this was re-launched in 2010 as a training run cum challenge to mark it's 21st anniversary. At 16 miles and 4000' it provides an ideal training route for longer excursions in the area. Full details and a route sheet are available via this link.  Completions can be reported on the gofar facebook page. The original route inspired an annual event popular with runners called 'The Hebden 22'.