In our previous DOAC edition in March, we explained that things at Peak Running were evolving as we wanted to focus our efforts on the stuff we’re most passionate about, i.e. our work to support, inspire and connect people within the community we’re here for. . So, as this evolution of our little social enterprise continues, we’re delighted to share some great news about our team.

In this blog our founder, Brooksie—self-confessed map geek and navigation enthusiast—shares why he’s so passionate about the art of old-school navigation with a trusty map and compass.

Over recent months we’ve been giving a lot of thought to what the future looks like for Peak Running. And, in particular, how we can best...

This years #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek theme is 'movement: moving more for our mental health'.

Each year the 1st of March means one thing in the Peak Running world … Run for the Trees is officially over. A huge thank you and...

#diaryofacic is a series of short articles by our founder taking you, the members of our community, on the journey with us. Today (19th...

#diaryofacic is a series of short articles by our founder taking you, the members of our community, on the journey with us. Two questions...

In this blog Brooksie explores a common issue for everyday runners when training for a marathon, and provides some tips to help you avoid...

We’re delighted to announce that Joy Walton-Power - a leader with Jog Derbyshire group Mickleover Joggers - has joined the Peak Running...

Who the 'eck are the Blinding Peakers? Peak Running's amazing event team! The event team is a crucial part of Peak Running's events;...

Katie Heelas, 36, is one of the newly recruited people who'll train as a Trail Therapy run and walk leaders. With a true passion for the...

A month ago we announced via this article that we were, with the support of a National Forest Society Grant, looking to recruit a number...

There is ever increasing evidence that being active amongst nature is a highly effective way of improving mental wellbeing as well as...

Having formalised Peak Running as a ‘not for profit’ Community Interest Company last year, we’ve been gradually putting building blocks...

- An account of the 2022 Millstone 100, written by Helen Joy. I think it’s safe to say that there were a couple of points throughout the...

- An account of the 2022 middle distance in the Peak District Ultra trio - The Limestone 50 - by Mim Slinn. Mim completed the distance in...

DISCLAIMER: There may or may not be more acorn-y jokes below. Consume at your own risk. 2nd March has rolled around and that means that...

Written by Ashok Gurung who completed the 70km course at the Peak District (70th) Birthday Bash in April 2022, placing third overall and...

- Written by Katie O'Donoghue, 12th January 2023 My first ultra in Poland; a stage race with three challenges in two days over three...

Written by Geraldine Minshall, November 2022 . Psst... You can read PART TWO here. PART THREE September seemed like a long time off but...