The Montane Lakeland 100 is arguably the UK's toughest ever trail race, a circular 100-mile running race starting from Coniston with a half-distance Lakeland 50 running alongside it for the slightly less committed.Serious stuff then. This personable

Montane Lakeland 100 and 50 - GalleryMontane Lakeland 100 and 50 - GalleryIf you read our article on the Montane Lakeland 100 and 50 ultra races in the Lakes, you'll know that they were both epic and amazingly successful with 900 odd runners taking

Kind of a heads-up and a bit of background on the Montane Lakeland 100 and Lakeland 50 ultra-running events which take place this weekend 27-29 July, 2012, with the start point in Coniston.At one level, if you're up in the Lakes and come across

The 4th Montane Lakeland 50 & 100 took place over the weekend of July 29th-31st with a record number of finishers. In the 100 mile event, 224 competitors started and 116 finished the course, in the 50 mile event  there were 469 starters and 404

Last week's Montane Lakeland 100 and Lakeland 50 were a huge success, says the NE-based lightweight mountain brand, with the race selling out its 900 entries in just ten days and a waiting list of 300 would-be runners on stand-by.It makes the race

There are just three months to go before the 2010 Montane Lakeland 100 and 50 event and entries, are apparently flying out of the door, so if you want to land a place in Britain's most scenic trail ultra, you'd better get your skates on.The Montane

There's a new and exciting challenge for walkers and runners inthe offing with the running of the first ever Lakeland 100 'UltraTour of the Lake District' on 8-10 August, 2008.The event is going to be run entirely over Lake District footpathsand

We told you all about the exciting new Lakeland 100 andLakeland 50 events lastweek and now you could win one of three free 50-mile placesin the first ever 'Ultra Tour of the Lake District' withOUTDOORSmagic.The event takes place on 8-10 August, 2008

. Last weekend saw me complete the Lakeland 100 event. I was hoping to get a few things out of it; mainly time on my feet, building on my endurance and seeing how I recovered.What I didn’t bank on was picking up a mild chest infection as a result

A man who fell around 300 foot down a Lake District gully at the weekend was described as 'the luckiest man alive' by rescuers who found him 'clinging to heather' above a futher 100-foot drop.The man from Cheshire reportedly slipped in Lorton Gully