Bronte Way
Bronte Way is a 12K point to point fell race from Wycoller to Haworth, with 351 metres of climbing across the hills and trails of the South Pennines.
| Date | Sunday 25th October, 2026 |
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| Distance | 12K |
| Terrain | Hill/Fell |
| Course Profile | Hilly |
| Location | Wycoller Country Park |
| Town/City | Trawden |
| Area | Lancashire |
| Start postcode | BB8 8SY |
| Start time | 11:00am |
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Bronte Way is a point to point fell race through the South Pennines, starting at Wycoller Country Park and finishing in Haworth. The 12K route links the Lancashire village of Wycoller with Brontë country in West Yorkshire, crossing open countryside and moorland on its journey towards Haworth.
Runners take on 351 metres of climbing across a varied fell and trail route, making this a challenging race over the hills between Wycoller and Haworth. The course includes a checkpoint at Ponden Water before continuing towards the finish outside the Fleece on Haworth Main Street, giving runners a distinctive point to point fell running experience.
Bronte Way is a traditional South Pennines fell race for runners looking for a challenging 12K with plenty of climbing and varied terrain. Its combination of moorland, trails, Pennine scenery and a finish in the heart of Haworth gives the event a strong connection to the landscape associated with the Brontës.
