Haworth Hobble

[BritNick]

Scantily clad, at that time of year in those temperatures? 'ard as nails!

[Derby Tup]

One of my very favourite events. Recommended to anyone who fancies trying an ultra for the first time as there's a surprising amount of running

[brett]

and if you don't fancy running.... plenty of work to do in the kitchen!!

[Hamertime]

and if you don't fancy running.... plenty of work to do in the kitchen!!

Don't I know it!

[Scream]

Sent my entry off and looking forward to the race.

Now I should really consider a few things, which hopefully someone can assist with.....

- What shoes?
- What's the navigation like?
- What sorts of foods are available en route?

[MOUNTAIN MAN]

Mostly good tracks so trail shoes are OK, navigation Ok, food non-existent - maybe a few biscuits at Mankinholes.
As mentioned elsewhere it's a good route for anyone wanting an introduction to the longer stuff.

[Pilgrim]

Hmm... may actually have a go this year... have to ask my (almost ex-)wife if she wouldn't mind awfully babysitting and maybe paying for it as a birthday treat!

[Scream]

Mostly good tracks so trail shoes are OK, navigation Ok, food non-existent - maybe a few biscuits at Mankinholes.
As mentioned elsewhere it's a good route for anyone wanting an introduction to the longer stuff.

Thanks - usually have a chance to recce a route pre-ultra but won't have a chance this time.

Hmmm... biscuits.

[Derby Tup]

Food's fine at the Hobble. Loads of cake, biscuits, hot-cross buns and donuts There were always hot-dogs too at around 14miles but last year they were'nt there.

Agree re trail shoes and relatively easy navigation. Only slightly tricky bit is in Hebden Bridge

[karen nash]

Anyone from Preston doing it
I have just downloaded the entry form and would be interested in sharing transport