Latter RiggWed 1 May
Spring Terrain 2
Local level event
What does this mean?
Local events are usually low key and in the 'localised' area, ideal for newcomers to try the sport and Training events are non competitive and used for training and coaching, aimed at members of the club, but they can attract people from neighbouring clubs, and are often ideal for newcomers to try the sport. Regional events attract participants from around the local Region, National events are high quality competitions that will attract people from far away, Major events are Major Events such as a British Championships.
Terrain type: Fell & Woodland
Overview
An attractive area for an evening event, consisting
partly of open fell and partly mostly runnable woodland.
Running here in the summer is hampered by bracken,
but this should only be starting to appear on the 1 st May
and will not be an obstacle to progress. It lends itself
ideally to both technical and novice courses.
Location Info
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Near: Broughton-in-Furness Lat,Lng: 54.28489,-3.16182 Postcode: LA20 6DG
The pins on the maps show the location of the parking, the start may be some distance away
Open an interactive map in: GoogleMap - OpenStreetMap - AppleMaps - BingMap
Directions / Parking
Thornthwaite Farm, Woodland, PC LA20 6DF SD243885
Parking will be in a field alongside the event area, by
kind permission of Thornthwaite Farm. Parking charge
£1 per car. Access from the east by the approach road
to the farm, and through the farmyard.
The farm approach starts on the minor Woodland to
Grizebeck road, named on some maps as High Cross
Lane, about 1km south of the hamlet of Woodland. The
junction will be signed.
If approaching from the south we advise NOT using
High Cross Lane from opposite Grizebeck Service
Station, which is narrow without passing places for long
distances. Instead come via the (unnamed) road
starting at the high point on the A5092 between
Beanthwaite and Gawthwaite over Subberthwaite
Common.
If coming from the north turn off the A593 at Baskell
and follow High Cross Lane.
Map / Terrain
Full leg cover isn’t compulsory.
The open area is exposed, the woodland less so. All
courses visit the open area, all but the yellow visit the
woodland. If the weather is bad you may be required to
carry a hooded waterproof jacket.
You must carry a whistle.
Course Information
Courses Available:
Long Technical – 4.8 km, 190m climb, 21 controls
Short Technical – 3.3 km, 150m climb, 16 controls
Orange – 2.2 km, 80m climb, 12 controls
Yellow – 1.9 km, 70m climb, 10 controls
Scale: 1:7,500 and 5m contours.
Originally 2008, the map was updated in March 2022
and again for the present event in March 2024 (mainly
footpaths and vegetation)
The map will be size A4 and printed on waterproof
paper.
Distance to start and climb: 200 to 300m, depending on
where parked. Climb about 10m.
Distance from finish: 100 to 200m
Course closing time: 7.30 p.m.
Entry Details
Entries are open online via SI Entries here, online entry will close at 23:59 on Sunday 28th April, some entry on the day will also be available.
Entry Fees:
Online - £6 M/W21+
£4 M/W20- and full time students
Entry on the day - £7 M/W21+
£4 M/W20- and full time students
Entry is free for LOC Juniors
If entering on the day, the correct change would be very much appreciated please !
Registration and Start times
registration opens at 17:00
starts from 17:30 to 18:30
courses close 19:30
Facilities
No toilets on site. Nearest in Broughton-in-Furness
Dog restrictions
On lead in the parking field only
Contacts / Officials
Series Coordinator: Chris Pearson
Planner/Organiser: Alan Heppenstall
Safety Controller: Nick Howlett