Leeds Endure24

We have two places due to injury - can anyone fill them? You don't have to run for 24 hours - you can just do one lap if you like!

 

We’re very excited to announce that Sunshine & Smiles are the Local Charity Partner for the Leeds Endure24 (the North’s biggest 24-hour trail race) taking place 27th-29th June 2025!

Running Solo, in Pairs, or Teams of up to 12, you’ll have 24 hours to wrack up as many laps of our stunning 8km trail course as you can.

We would love to get some Sunshine & Smiles teams running -  you can make a team or get on touch with Ailith for more information at ailith@sunshineandsmiles.org.uk

Get all the information and register to run for Sunshine & Smiles here

About the race:

Endure24, a 24h relay race where endurance knows no bounds. A thrilling mix of anticipation and adrenaline to test you mental and physical fitness against on the backdrop of beautiful trails. Run as a solo or as a team as you push yourself and each other further. The only question remains is How far will you go?

There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere you’ll find at Endure24, from the incredible support of your fellow participants and those watching on, to the festival style campsite with all the food and drink your heart (and stomach) desires!

As we are the local partner charity, we will also have a Sunshine & Smiles presence in the charity village for support and motivation! 

 

About the Venue:

Bramham Park is a Grade 1 listed 18th-century country house in Bramham, situated between Leeds and Wetherby, in West Yorkshire, England.

Distance: As many loops as possible of the 5-mile course in 24 hours

 

Registration:

• £45 pp for solo entry
• £35pp for Pairs*
• £30pp for a Small Team (3-5 people)*
• £25pp for a Large Team (6-8 people)*
• £20 pp for XL Fun Team (9-12 people)*

*The team captain pays entry fee for entire team i.e. for a team of 4 the team captain will pay £120 inc.VAT)

Minimum fundraising: £300 pp

Whether you’re a first-time fun runner or a seasoned ultramarathoner, the only question that matters is how far will you go...?

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