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Operators are needed to help support an upcoming long distance horse riding event which is on Saturday 25th and Sunday the 26th of July 2026 from Breaks Fold Farm, West End, North Yorkshire, HG3 4BB.
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Keighley and Richmond RAYNET will be providing safety cover of the Three Peaks Fell Race on 26th April 2025.
Help Request for Yorkshire Three Peaks Fell Race – Saturday 25th April 2025
Each year Yorkshire RAYNET, in association with Keighley RAYNET, and many RAYNET volunteers from far and wide provide the safety radio communication for the Yorkshire Three Peaks Fell Race taking in the iconic peaks of Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough, the original ‘Marathon with Mountains.’ 2026 is the 71st anniversary event, so in celebration this year sees the addition of a junior race and team relay to complement the 1000 strong field of runners in the main event. We normally operate with around 35 RAYNET volunteers across a variety of duties from fell topper, to valley checkpoint and a fleet of minibuses. To cover the additional few checkpoints and a fleet of 8 minibuses we could do with a handful of additional operators. For those travelling from further afield to Horton-in-Ribblesdale (the start/finish location in The Yorkshire Dales), camping in the event field is available
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Keighley Amateur Radio Society and Keighley RAYNET Group camping and caravanning weekend in July 2026
Three Peaks fell Walk Setup Saturday 13th June, 06:00 – 19:00 Awaiting Allocation (Engineer)
The three peaks of the Yorkshire Three Peaks are arranged in a triangle, with the River Ribble and two minor B roads between them. The total walking distance is 39.2km (24.5 miles). The Yorkshire Three Peaks includes, Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough.
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Brian G0RHI and Mike G7HEN are looking for operators for the Etape du dales on the 2026. Please let them know if you are available.
We have a new and exciting route for 2026, taking in a whole host of new climbs and challenges in the Yorkshire Dale National Park. The route will be 177km and have almost 3,600m of ascent, so very much in keeping with the previous challenging routes.
If you’re interested in helping and would like to know more, please contact Mike or Brian
The Etape du Dales is a cyclosportive held each year, in the Yorkshire Dales in the UK. It was originally established as an alternative to the oversubscribed Fred Whitton Challenge; like the Fred Whitton, the Etape du Dales is a long day’s ride over steep hills, and the proceeds go to charity – the Dave Rayner fund.
It is ranked as one of the most popular and challenging sportives in the UK, covering 112 miles (180 km) with 11,500 feet (3,500 m) of climbing and is considered one of the top ten rides in the UK.
Engineering setup Saturday 4th Jul, 12:00 – 17:00
Camping Saturday 4th Jul – Sunday 5th Jule
Etape Setup Saturday 4th Jul, 6:00 – 19:00
Etape will be run on Sunday 5th Jul Start Time 06:00
Etape web site
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The Six Dales Walk takes place on the last Sunday in September and has been running for over 60 years. It is a challenge for members of The Scouts and Guides to travel 42 miles with their team through Yorkshire’s most beautiful country sides. It aims to showcase team spirit and camaraderie in a competition environment.
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Rombalds Stride Winter Challenge website
Organised by the 15th Airedale Scout Group, the Rombalds Stride Winter Challenge starts and finishes at 15th Airedale Scout Hut next to St. Oswald’s Junior School in Guiseley. The route takes in some of Yorkshire’s finest scenery, going up the Airedale Valley, over Rombalds Moor to Ilkley and across Otley Chevin.
The 23 mile route is to be completed within a 10 hour time limit. Checkpoints will close on a 2mph walking speed.
Keighley RAYNET will be providing radio safety cover for White Rose Classic on the 5th July 2026. White Rose Classic is considered a premier road cycling sportive in the North.
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