Settle Saunter
| 23 Mile | £25.00 | |
| Half Marathon | £25.00 | |
| 10k | £20.00 |
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The Saunter is an annual walking / running event along footpaths and bridleways taking entrants into some of the quieter and lesser known parts of the Yorkshire Dales. It passes through some picturesque rural villages and hamlets, and over some of the lower fells around the small market town of Settle. It is organised by The Rotary Club of Settle with help from members of the local community.
There are three routes on offer, accommodating a wide range of abilities and all can be run or walked. Dogs are welcome provided they are kept on a lead.
- 10k / 6.2 miles
- A half marathon (21k / 13 miles)
- And 37k / 23 miles
The route is flagged with tape and all routes are very runnable, Sportident timings will be used. A comprehensive route description is available to all entrants and maps and GPS files can be downloaded from our website.
We welcome all-comers in the expectation that they have a reasonable level of fitness to complete their chosen route.
Under 18s are most welcome for the 2 shorter routes but we do have some safeguarding rules for them.
These are :
- The 23 mile route is restricted to ages 18+
- 16-17 year olds if unaccompanied must provide a parental/guardian consent form. Please download, print and complete the form and bring it with you to the event.
- Juniors aged 15 or younger must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times
We are likely to be using staggered start times to avoid crowding. The longer courses will set off first,
- 23 mile - 8.00 to 9am,
- 13 mile - 9am to 10 am
- and the 10k - 10am to 11am. The earlier slots on each route will be reserved for the walkers. When we have firm news of any Government regulations we will email entrants with an update.
The cafe in the garden at the event centre will be open all day serving snacks and drinks.
Each year the event raises money for charities with past events providing funds for Cancer Research, the Clapham Cave and Fell Rescue, the Alzheimer’s Society and to help rebuild a Primary School following the devastating earthquake in Nepal.
