Blakeley Raise

calendar_today Thursday, July 23, 2026
groups WCOC
Local Summer Series

Location & Terrain

Location3km south of Ennerdale Bridge, CA23 3AQ
TerrainFast, runnable open fell
Map1:7500

Competition

Start Times5.30-7pm. We will try and get everything set up for 5.00pm but cannot guarantee it
Courses Close8pm. You must be back to download by this time, even if you retire, so we know you are back safe.
Course Details

Easy/Spark - 1.4km, 40m
Red/Trail - 3.8km, 165m

Short course: Visit 3 controls of each colour. Your first 3 controls must all be the same colour; after that, visit the remaining controls in any order. Approx. 3.7km, 100m
Long course: Visit 4 controls of each colour. Your first 4 controls must all be the same colour; after that, visit the remaining controls in any order. Approx 4.8km, 130m

There are 15 controls in total: 5 red (black features), 5 blue (blue features), and 5 green (green features).

Start and Finish are 100m from registration. Finish for the easy course is at the stone circle.

Important Safety Notes:
- You must come and register before starting your run and you must return to registration to download even if you retire from your course.
- If you travelled to the event alone, you must state this at registration or leave your car keys.
- Please come prepared for bad weather and carry a whistle.
- There are horses walking around the area, please take care around them.

Entry Information

Online entry for all courses on Racesignup CLICK HERE
Entry on the day is available for the Easy/Spark and Red/Trail courses ONLY.
Dibbers will be available to use on the night.

Practical Info

Parking Information

Parking alongside the road, look out for horses

Grid Ref: NY 05960 13772.
Google maps - https://maps.app.goo.gl/i8fhNtQayeawvV8Z7
Postcode - CA22 2PE
What3words: ///brew.first.campfires.

DogsNo dogs on the courses
Additional Notes

Some local trivia:
One of the highlights nearby is the Blakeley Moss Stone Circle, also known as the Kinniside Stone Circle.

The small Bronze Age circle:

  • Originally dates from around 2000–1500 BC.
  • Was dismantled in the 19th century when many stones were removed for use as gateposts.
  • Was reconstructed during the 20th century and now consists of a ring of granite stones

Officials

PlannerCatherine and Scott Henderson
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