Supporters Checkpoint Guide
Firstly I want you all to know we are looking forward to bringing you to our area of the UK in 2022. The start may be in Barnsley but quickly heads west to an area not visited by the annual 'hundred' very often.
The Peak District in the second busiest National Park in the world. A certain amount of planning may be required to negotiate around the Holme and Hope valleys over a bank holiday weekend!
This guide is repeating what was said a couple of years back as it is very important.
We all know that in "recent" years, increasing numbers of friends and family members have taken to following and supporting their people on the Hundred, so we expect there will be no shortage of followers in 2022.
However it does present any organising committee with a serious problem, as not all checkpoints are able to manage the numbers of vehicles that arrive and remain parked waiting to cheer and applaud their participants. Where there are no practical difficulties we are all for welcoming supporters, adding as they do to the overall spirit of the event, but at other times the sudden and unexpected arrival of supporters can have a very negative impact and consequently become a real threat to the good name of the LDWA.
Given the potential seriousness of any incident, those individuals behaving irresponsibly or without due care and attention to their surroundings will be brought to the attention of the checkpoint manager who if involved will expect immediate cooperation and compliance with any reasonable request. If in the very unlikely case of anything not being resolved at once the incident will be reported to the 100 Review Group with the possibility of subsequent sanctions for any LDWA member involved.
Below is a summary of just how things are at checkpoints. Please note that anybody who is not an entrant in the event will not be allowed access into a checkpoint, including HQ, unless permission has been given by one of the volunteer supporters at that location.
HERE you can find a list of public houses on route that would welcome your visitation.
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Supporters Info: Supporters are advised this will be a fast moving first checkpoint,
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Supporters Info: There is a small car park immediately outside the hall, the car park will probably be taken |
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Checkpoint 3 - Birds Edge Barn. An outdoor checkpoint, no facilities.
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Supporters Info: No Parking at the Farm. Please do not visit this Checkpoint. |
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Supporters Info: Large Village Hall with adjoining car park, Please enter the hall at the discretion
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Checkpoint 5 - Crowden Outdoor Education Center. Crowden, Glossop SK13 1HZ. Large Hall with full facilities.
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Supporters Info: There is a car park as you turn off the Woodhead Road please use this and walk towards the Center. |
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Checkpoint 6 - Dinting Scout Cente. Adderley Place, Glossop SK13 6PA. Modern scout hut with well equiped kitchen and toilets.
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Supporters Info: Hut has adjoining car park and the lane can be used to park consideratley. Supporters are asked to enter this center at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 7 - Hayfield - Scout Hut Swallow House Ln, Hayfield, High Peak SK22 2HF. More traditional scout hut, kitchen and toilet facilities.
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Supporters Info: Small car park for marshals and body wagon only. Please find on street parking. Supporters are asked to enter this hut at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 8 - Mam Tor Car Park. National Trust Car Park - A625, Castleton, High Peak, Derbyshire, S33 8WA. Pay and Display Car Park (safety car checkpoint with no facilities).
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Supporters Info: Supporters are welcome here. |
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Checkpoint 9 - Hope Sports Club. 64 Castleton Rd, Hope, Hope Valley S33 6RD. Large hall with kitchen and changing rooms (toilets).
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Supporters Info: Large Car Park on-site. Supporters may enter the hall at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 10 - Hathersage St Michaels Eviromental Center. Main Rd, Hathersage, Hope Valley S32 1BB. Breakfast and Baggage Stop - Full Facilities.
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Supporters Info: Car Park at venue for Marshals, first aid and body wagon only. Please find nearby parking, Please enter the center at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 11 - Moscar Cross Farm. Moscar Cross Farm. Barn, no facilities.
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Supporters Info: No Parking at the farm. Please do not visit this checkpoint. |
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Checkpoint 12 - Worrall Memorial Hall. 49 Towngate Rd, Worrall, Sheffield S35 0AR. Large Hall with full facilities.
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Supporters Info: Hall with adjoining car park, please enter the hall at the discretion of the checkpoint marshals. |
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Checkpoint 13 - Wortley Rugby Club (Marquee) Finkle Street Lane, Wortley, Barnsley S35 7DH Facilities only for entrants and marshals.
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Supporters Info: With this being an outdoor checkpoint (to see the entrants over the crags in one piece) parking can be found at the Rugby Club. |
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Checkpoint 14 - Tankersley Welfare Hall (In Pilley). Pilley Ln, Tankersley, Barnsley S75 3AP. Large Village Hall with all facilities with large car park.
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Supporters Info: Large Car Park on-site. Supporters may enter the hall at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 15 - Wentworth Cricket Pavilion Pavilion with basic facilities. Clayfield Lane Wentworth, Rotherham S62 7TD
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Supporters Info: Parking can be found on Main Street Wentworth, a 2 min walk to the Pavilion. Supporters are asked to enter this Center at the discretion of the marshals. |
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Checkpoint 16 - Elsecar Parish Hall. Church Street, Elsecar, Barnsley. S74 8HS Hall with facilities.
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Supporters Info: Large car park can be found |
The Trans-Pennine 100 Organising Committee
