Saturday 25th September 2010

A beautiful hilly half and full marathon road run around England's most scenic valleys.

The Langdale Marathon and Half Marathon races have the reputation as being amongst the toughest road events in the UK. Exceptionally hilly with some parts of the course climbs being 1:3 this challenging race attracts a both seasoned runners as well a large number of ordinary people looking to challenge themselves.

Hosted in the beautiful Langdale valleys the route takes the runners in an anti clockwise direction from Great Langdale to Little Langdale through to picturesque hamlets of Skelwith bridge, Chapel Style and Dungeon Ghyll.

With a low key, friendly atmosphere, every one is made welcome by the race organisers Rod and Dorothy Berry.


Fun Run

For all ages, children especially welcome, the Family Fun run heads up the Valley to The Old Dungeon Ghyll and back. Starting 1 Hour before the main race parents can easily run with there children and return to complete the main race.

Entries are £3.00 and only payable on the day. All the finishers get an ice-cream or a medal.

Times

Saturday 25th September 2010,

Fun Run Start 11.00 am
Main Race Starts 12.00 noon

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Start and Finish :

Stickle Barn,
Great Langdale,
Nr Ambleside
Cumbria
LA22 9JU


Directions

From the A591 Windermere to Keswick road at Ambleside take the A593 turn to Coniston / Torver. After two miles take the B5343 to Great Langdale via Chapel Stile. Race Start in field to the front of the Inn.

T-Shirt and Medal to all finishers

Prizes to First 5 Men, first 5 Ladies and Vets in 5 Year age groups (Up to and Including 80 yrs!!)

Prize to all o/60 in Marathon !

Team Prizes first 3 count and local prizes.

£100 Cash prize for new course record. Marathon
£50 Cash Prize for new course record. Half

Limit to 600 runners over both race distances.

Closing date, if limit is not reached sooner 18th September 2010.

Online entries are charged at

£15.50 for attached runners in the Half Marathon (member of an associated running club, club name must be supplied)
£18.50 for attached runners in the Full Marathon (member of an associated running club, club name must be supplied)

Unattached runners Pay £2.00 extra to cover insurance through the governing body.

Paper entry pay £1.50 less but must enter by post and include the correct postage paid envelopes as detailed on the entry form

To enter online :

Select race to enter.

Fill in the correct details for each rcer. If more than on person is entering select continue shopping after each entry details have been selected.

Fill in the payment details. Payment by Credit card or Paypal

Once we receive the entry your number will be allocated and a race number will be posted to you before the 1st September 2010.

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By Entering the race you agree to the following statement :

I am an amateur under the UKA rules. I am 15 years of age or above, and shall do everything to ensure the safety of myself, other competitors and other road, track or trail users during the race. I will not hold the organisers responsible for any injury sickness or loss as a result of my taking part.

No Dogs

Suitable for Prams and Wheelchairs

No entries on the Day

Numbers can be transferred only on the day at the discretion of the official time Keeper. No later than 30 minutes before the race start.

Race run under the ARC Permitted races and by competing in this race you agree to abide by there rules and regulation

Q. Can more than one person apply at a time?
A. Yes. Each person must fill in all the information then select continue shopping once the add to cart button is pressed

Q. I am wanting to run but pay with my partners/parents/other persons credit card.
A. Fill in the information for yourself in the race details on the product page.
When in checkout stage (1) select 'deliver to another address'. Put the card holders details into the relevant box and put your details into the 'deliver to' information boxes.

Q. I can not run and I want to give my number to another runner
A. Only on the day of the race can you inform the race time keeper of any changes.