Run further. Go higher. Know the hills.
Fell running in the Peak District since 2001 — all paces, all weathers, nobody left on the hill.
Come run with usWho we are
Off the roads, onto the moors
We've been dragging people off the tarmac and onto the heather since 2001. Wednesday evenings we meet at the Nag's Head in Edale; most Saturday mornings we're out somewhere on the hill — whatever the forecast says.
All abilities, genuinely. Our fastest have gone round the Edale Skyline in under three hours. Our slowest have gone round it, full stop. We run in groups and we regroup often, so if you can jog and you don't mind mud, you'll be fine.
What you get as a member
No frills, just fell running done properly.
Two runs a week
Wednesday evenings from the Nag's Head in Edale, plus most Saturday mornings — paced groups so nobody gets dropped.
Real hill craft
Navigation, descending, kit choices and reading the weather — picked up from people who've spent years on these moors.
Races and rounds
From local fell races to the Edale Skyline and mountain marathons — there's always someone training for something you can tag along with.
Good company
The run usually ends back at the pub, muddy and grinning, which is half the point.
From the hill
Guides, race reports and hard-won advice from club members.
Looking after your ankles on technical ground
Strengthening exercises and footwear tips from our physio.
10 June 2026
Race report: Edale Skyline 2025
Conditions, splits, and lessons from our fastest finishers.
10 June 2026
Beginner's guide to fell running
Road to trail: the technique differences nobody warns you about.
10 June 2026
Winter training on Kinder Scout — what to bring
High moorland demands more than summer kit. Here's what our regulars carry.
10 June 2026
Your first run is on us
Turn up at the Nag's Head in Edale on a Wednesday evening with fell shoes (or trainers you don't mind ruining) and we'll sort the rest.