Entries for the 2021 WPW are now closed Entry forms for next year will be available after September
An annual walk across the stunning White Peak is now in its 35th year, which this year takes place on Saturday 10 July 2021.
Registration is open from 8am and the walk starts promptly at 10am.
This 26-mile Challenge Walk takes in the beautiful hills and dales of the White Peak area of the Peak District National Park, which starts and finishes in Monyash.
The challenge is to complete the circuit within 12 hours and certificates will be awarded to everyone who achieves this. Individual trophies will be awarded to the first man, woman, male veteran and female veteran to complete the course.
The £17.00 entry fee includes:
- An embroided souvenir White Peak Walk badge
- Water at every checkpoint (biscuits at some)
- Pie & peas and cups of tea at the finish
- Certificates to all finishers
- Transport to finish for those who retire early
- A copy of the results
Please note: other than the track through Manners Wood, the route is not waymarked and you will be expected to navigate the route yourself using OS maps.
All proceeds raised will go to local worthy causes.
Places are no longer available – sorry!
Proud to support Kinder Mountain Rescue & RAYNET
We are extremely fortunate to have the Kinder Mountain Rescue Team, providing First Aid cover,
along with RAYNET who will provide communications during the day.
If you wish to find out more about these organisations click on their logos, below, to visit their websites.
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Coronovirus update
5th March 2021 As you will be aware, the recent Government road map suggests that we should be ok to go ahead with the WPW on 10th July. As a committee, we have every intention of going ahead subject to the rules prevailing at the time
33rd White Peak Walk report
The weather this year was pretty much ideal: a pleasant sunny day but not too hot. Allowing for no-shows and a few entries on the day, we started the field with 302 entrants, which regarding that we aim for 300 wasn’t bad! Results for the 2019 event: First Man Jonathan Kinder: 4 hours 4 minutes […]