NORTH YORKS
Ultra Challenge®
26-27 June 2027
- Walk, Jog, or Run
- N. Yorkshire Coast & Moors
- Scarborough Basecamp
- 100km, 50km, ~25km
- + Whitby 25km & 10 Mile
- Camping
- Transfers
- Parking
- Food & Drink
- Solo Start Option
- Trailblazerz® Option
- Ultra March® Option
Starting and finishing at our Scarborough Basecamp, explore a spectacular stretch of Yorkshire coastline on this unforgettable challenge.
Head around Scarborough’s historic town and beaches before following the Cleveland Way north, passing the stunning coastline of Robin Hood’s Bay on the way to Whitby, famous for Captain Cook and its iconic Abbey. Whitby is the halfway stop for 100km Challengers and a second main basecamp.
From Whitby, Full 100km Challengers head inland through the Esk Valley and into classic moorland scenery, passing through Dalby Forest before joining the Tabular Hills Walk back to Scarborough, where a big celebration awaits at the finish!
The Ultra Challenge Experience
Endurance events for a wide range of fitness, paces & ages – and the UK’s #1 series of treks & trail runs. Choose your Challenge – do it at your pace, and there are 20 events in the Series. Our support enables you to go further, whilst enjoying the great outdoors & camaraderie.
There are marquee rest stops, lots of food & drink, medical & massage teams, with a fully signed route & GPS tracking to guide you. A big finish-line celebration awaits with an amazing sense of achievement, and once the aches subside you’ll feel energised, and up for more of life’s challenges!
Good preparation & smart planning are key to successfully completing an Ultra Challenge. From the moment you sign up you’ll have access to our Challenge App, with training guides, optional training walks & runs, maps, on the day info, and online forums. We will also keep you updated with any news & challenge updates via notifications through the app and emails.
Keeping you well fed & hydrated is key to getting you across that finish line successfully & safely. Whichever distance you are signed up every meal and snack stop is included in your entry so you can expect:
- Regular snack stops every 12.5 km
- Meal/ food every 25 km
- Hot drinks, water & energy drinks at all stops
- We cater for every dietary requirement
- Lighter options for ‘runners’
- Finishers meal
We have Rest Stops every 12.5 km or so with ‘major’ ones at ~25/50/75/100 km. Our Rest Stops are like no others – along side a large medical area and catering services they are all covered infrastructure (to keep you out of the sun or rain!) – here there will be a place to sit down and put your feet up, use any of the facilities (toilets, medics, changing rooms, rest areas, baggage pick up). Manned by our team to help with any query or questions you have!
00’s of pink arrows + glow-sticks (at night) mark the route, and with Google route maps in the App you won’t get lost on an Ultra Challenge®!
Our Timing System scans you at rest stops, with your progress logged and monitored by our Control Room.
For 2025 – we’ve upgraded our system, with an APP for your mobile with GPS Tracking – which you can share in ‘real time’ with family & friends – without draining your phone’s battery – and you also get all the info on the route lying ahead!
For those taking on the Full Challenge (~100 km) across 2 days we have on every event a ‘Base Camp’ set up where you can either book one of our all inclusive camping packages or ‘pitch your own’. Our camp sites have hot showers, drinks stations, chill out areas and are a great way to get some shut eye over the Saturday night, before taking on the 2nd day of your challenge!
Keeping you safe and healthy is our upmost priority – we have a vast experienced team of Doctors, Paramedics, First Aiders, Podiatrists and Masseuses available and on hand at every Rest Stop (as well as roaming the route). You will also have access to a ‘self help’ area at every stop with blister plasters, talcum powder & more should you just need tape yourself up!
We don’t ever want you to forget that moment you reached your goal and crossed over the finish line – our Cheer Squad will ensure that you don’t! You will be given a medal, finisher’s t-shirt, glass of fizz and a photo finish! Before being guided to a finishers meal, drinks & a well earned sit down and rest.
We operate shuttles to and from the nearest train station for anyone needing onward travel after their challenge, the majority of our finish lines also have ample parking so your supporters can meet you and pick you up, as well as we will have specific ‘transfers’ back to other locations – check the individual event pages for full details of the services we will be laying on.
Looking for a great event for your team without all the hassle, risk, or costs of organising it? These events are the PERFECT solution – and we had over 400 company teams joining us in 2025.
Your Team will be energised, exercised, bonding & motivated on a fun, accessible, safe, high quality outdoors event. With optional hospitality packages available – make an Ultra Challenge® your company’s special event – maybe supporting your ‘charity of the year’.
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Your Challenge,
Your Way!
Whether you’re a walker and new to challenge events; an experienced trekker; a marathon enthusiast upping the distance; or a seasoned Ultra runner after ITRA points – there’s an Ultra Challenge® for YOU!
Do it at your pace – as an Individual or Team; for a charity of your choice, or just for you. Discounts for ages under 25.
On the Full & 1st Half challenges – there’s Ultra Trailblazerz® entry category for ‘rapid runners’, and an Ultra March® option for ‘hasty hikers’ – plus a friendly ‘Solo Challenger’ start time to join up with others. The North Yorks Ultra Challenge is rewarding & fun, with full support all the way – enabling you to push yourself further amidst England’s finest scenery!
100 km, at your pace, through the day & night (if you’re walking).
Coast & Moors Loop:
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Scarborough basecamp
- 100 km & ~2,270 m climb
- Finish – Scarborough basecamp
- Optional camping at Scarborough
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There’s also the ULTRA MARCH®category for walkers aiming to do 100 km in less than 24 hours (or 50 km in under 12 hrs).
And – ULTRA TRAILBLAZERZ® for faster, competitive, runners with an eye on the clock. See Challenge Options for details.
100 km over 2 days and crossing the ‘Summer Solstice’, with optional camping at halfway (Whitby) – and some rest!
Day 1 – Scarborough > Whitby
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Scarborough basecamp
- ~50 km & ~1,260 m climb
- Finish – Whitby Showground
- Optional camping packages – or local B&B.
Day 2 – Whitby > Scarborough
- Sunday 27 June 2027
- Start – Whitby Showground
- ~50 km & ~1010 m climb
- Finish – Scarborough basecamp
A scenic & tough ‘half’ Challenge – the best of the Yorkshire coastline.
Scarborough > Whitby
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Scarborough basecamp
- ~50 km & ~1,260 m climb
- Finish – Whitby Showground
- Optional camping at Scarborough &/or Whitby
- Optional Transfer back to Scarborough
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There’s also the ULTRA MARCH®category for walkers aiming to do 100 km in less than 24 hours (or 50 km in under 12 hrs).
NEW for 2026, there’s ULTRA TRAILBLAZERZ® for faster, competitive, runners with an eye on the clock. See Challenge Options for details.
A tough 2nd half covering unique North Yorks Moors scenery.
Whitby > Scarborough
- Sat 26 if joining a full challenger from 2pm or Sun 27 June 2027
- Start – Whitby Showground
- ~50 km & ~1,010 m climb
- Finish line – Kendal basecamp
- Optional camping at Scarborough &/or Whitby.
- Optional Transfer up from Scarborough.
The sights & sounds of Scarborough and its coastline
Scarborough Basecamp Loop
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Scarborough basecamp
- ~27 km & ~650 m climb
- Finish line – 27 km Rest Stop near Hayburn Wyke
- Optional transfers from finish back to Scarborough
- Optional camping at Scarborough
Stunning NEW 25 km Whitby town, Esk River, moorland & coast loop
Whitby basecamp > Whitby
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Whitby Showground
- 25km & ~ 650 m climb
- Finish – Whitby Showground
- Optional camping at Whitby (Saturday)
- Optional transfers from Scarborough
Stunning 10 mile Whitby town & coast loop
Whitby basecamp > Whitby
- Saturday 26 June 2027
- Start – Whitby Showground
- 10 miles & ~ 330 m climb
- Finish – Whitby Showground
- Optional camping at Whitby (Saturday)
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How to Join
For yourself or support a charity
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Pay for your place in full online. Prices vary by distance. Optional fundraising also available.
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Pay a smaller Reg Fee online and also commit to fundraise for a cause close to your heart.
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BOOKABLE EXTRAS
SUMMARY OF SERVICES
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Scarborough — Main Start Venue
Camping and campervan pitches are available on Friday night before your challenge or Saturday night after you finish.
Whitby — Halfway Venue
Saturday night camping is ideal for:
2-Day Full 100km Challengers – overnight rest and recovery
1st Half Challengers – post-challenge
2nd Half Challengers – pre-challenge
Inclusive Camping Packages, Pitch Only and campervan options are available at both Scarborough and Whitby.
Parking is available at the main Start & Finish Venues. Combined with our before & after shuttle services, this makes getting to and from your challenge simple.
Supporter Parking Passes are also available, allowing friends and family to park at selected key venues along the route.
Enjoy a seamless journey to and from the local train station or pick up points, with convenient transfers connecting you directly to our venue.
Friday Night – Scarborough
Pre-book a hot meal from our catering partners, Extreme Hospitality. Choose from a selection of mains, with dessert and a soft drink included.
Saturday Morning – Scarborough
Breakfast available to purchase on the day from Extreme Hospitality.
Sunday Morning – Whitby
Starting the 2nd Half or camping overnight? Breakfast must be pre-booked.
No need to pre-book — available on the day at your start. Cash or card accepted.
Transfer an overnight bag from your start to the halfway point or finish, or store it in Scarborough if taking on the Full Challenge.
Full 100km Challengers: Your bag or camping gear can be transferred to the 50km halfway point, then onwards to the finish.
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2027 SERIES
The UK’s biggest & best series of treks & trail challenges, with over 45,000 taking part in 2027, and aiming to raise £15 million for UK charities.
Choose you Challenge – and do it for yourself, or for charity at your pace. Full support means you can set a goal, and enjoy the wonderful scenery & welcoming event atmosphere. Prices frozen for 2027!
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