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Semerwater Stomp

7th September 2024
Semerwater and Wensleydale

The Stomp is the spectacular finale to the series, starting and finishing in the heart of Raydale.

Race Details

Location

Semerwater, Raydale
North Yorkshire
what3words: ///relate.gently.drooling

Course Summary

Distance: 16.41531km / 10.2m

Starting with the DR40 runners, you will first enjoy great views of Semerwater. The route takes you to Stalling Busk and through a ford to Marsett before ascending to Wether Fell. After a short section along the Roman road, you will join the DR40 course to on a trip around Weather Fell before descending towards Semerwater.

Shoe Recommendation: Trail shoe, the course consists of hard packed footpaths, a short road section and some grassy trods.

Course Records

Class Name Club Time
Male - - -
Female - - -
Vet Male - - -
Vet Female - - -
Non Binary - - -

Weather

Heading into autumn, this race has unpredictable weather, we have seen sunshine and storms on the day of this one. Keep an eye on the weather and remember we have a mandatory kit list!

The Mountain Weather Information Service has a three day forecast available for the general area.
MET Office shows a 7 day forecast for Semerwater itself.

Course Details

Map

Elevation

Downloads

Download the full route GPX file
Download GPX (Zipped)
Download PDF map

Race Day Information

Parking

Parking will be available in the Semerwater carpark itself, if it's been a wet summer this may have to change but we will advise you in the pre event emails.


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Registration

You will register by Semerwater itself, you will collect your bib number here and there are a few toilets and most likely a queue! See the timeline below for details on when we are opening registration.

Kit List

We now have mandatory kit, we may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Mandatory Kit

  • Taped seam waterproofs (jacket and trousers)
  • Hat or buff
  • Gloves
  • Emergency blanket / bivvy bag
  • Cup or soft flask *We do not keep plastic cups at our aid stations*
  • 500ml water (minimum)
  • Emergency food
  • Fully charged mobile phone

Suggested Kit

  • Map
  • Compass
  • Whistle

Timeline

Time Detail
8.00am Carpark Opens
9.00am Registration opens
9.45am Registration closes
9.50am Race briefing
10.00am Race starts
12.00pm First runner expected back
6.00pm Final cut off

Course Markings

The race course will be well marked with orange barrier tape as well as orange pin flags, trail junctions and turns will be well marked with coloured arrow signs to show you the way. All critical turns and road crossings will be manned by our marshals so you are going to have to try pretty hard to go wrong but be aware that course markings can be moved or stolen and for this reason we strongly advise carrying a copy of the route map.

Aid Stations

The aid stations will stock water, Active Root, sweet and savoury food and have a small stash of electrolyte tablets available. Please note we will not be providing cups at aid stations. Marshals will be happy to support you in refilling bottles and we advise you to consider carrying a collapsible/soft cup. Water will also be available at the finish.

NB: We don't use plastic cups at our aid stations, make sure you have either a soft flask, bladder or collapsable cup with you.

# Name Segment Distance Total Distance
1 Start 0 0
2 Drumaldrace Gate 5.3m 5.3m
5 Finish 6.2m 26.2m

Toilets

There will be toilets at race HQ at Semerwater.

Refreshments

Post race, we have a cup of soup and a roll for everyone, hot and cold drinks and a piece of cake should you fancy it.

Runners & Rubbish

Please respect the trails and the beauty of the dales by disposing of any rubbish at one of our aid stations or take it home with you.

Code of conduct

Be polite to our marshals, first aiders and members of staff, these people are volunteering their free time to assist you in reaching the finish line and are doing everything they can to get you there.

Do not rely on marshals, photographers or other staff persons to direct you on your course. It is YOUR responsibility to know your course and follow the course signs.

Remember to always remain on the designated marked trails, no short cutting.

Poles are allowed (but probably not necessary), please be conscious of where you’re pointing them.

This course includes single track. If you are attempting to pass, please alert the runner in front of you before flying past them. Likewise, if you hear a runner approaching you from behind, attempt to find a spot to allow the runner to pass.

As a general rule, when passing a runner, announce, 'on your left'.

Uphill runners/hikers have the right of way to downhill runners. Remain in control as you descend and respect the other runners.

Everyone is after the same goal here so let’s be respectful of each other’s races and have fun.

Registration

You will register in the car park at Semerwater. We may be performing kit spot checks at registration or somewhere on the course, anyone failing to have the mandatory kit will be disqualified.

Age Restrictions

Due to the nature of the course and the distance involved this race has an age limit of 16+ to enter.

Prices

All prices include a £1 donation to the National Park to help towards the upkeep of the footpaths we use.

Offer Affiliated Unaffiliated
Early Bird (ends 31/12/2023) £18 £20
Standard (ends 22/6/2024) £20 £22
Late (ends 13/7/2024) £24 £26

Entrant Limit

100 runners
Entry List (SiEntries)