Trail Running calendar near Kilcock 2026-2027

Experience a mountain run in County Wicklow featuring a ridge route to Carrig peak. This event offers ten kilometer and junior courses with mandatory safety kit requirements for all participants.

Experience a mountain run through Ballinastoe Wood in County Wicklow with options for an 11 km main course or a 4.7 km junior route. This fully marked event features challenging terrain and a prize giving in Roundwood.

Experience an 80 km mountain run through the scenic Glendalough Valley and Wicklow Way. This continuous single stage race features 3000 meters of climb and highlights the beautiful way marked trails of County Wicklow.

A technical 16.7 km mountain race from Flagstaff to Carlingford featuring 1050 meters of ascent. This unmarked course challenges runners with difficult terrain and essential navigation through the peaks of County Louth.

Discover the scenic trails of Ballygannon Woods and Clara Vale at this mountain running event in County Wicklow. With distances ranging from an 8 km trail to inclusive challenges, there is a route for every participant.

Experience mountain running in the scenic Djouce woods of County Wicklow with 12.2km and 4.6km marked courses featuring forest terrain and technical trails.

Experience a traditional up and down mountain race in County Wicklow featuring a 10.5 km championship route. Participants navigate unmarked terrain with a 700 meter climb while carrying mandatory safety equipment.

The Trooperstown Hill event in Wicklow offers multiple distances, including an 11.5 km long course. Mandatory kit is required, and carpooling is essential due to limited parking. The evening finishes with a social gathering in Laragh.

Tackle the trails of Ravensdale Forest with the Carnavaddy mountain run. Choose between a challenging 10 km long course with 450m of climb or a 5 km short course. Mandatory safety kit is required, and the event finishes with prizegiving at..

Traverse the full Wicklow Way in this 127 km ultramarathon from Clonegal to Marlay Park. With 3665 m of ascent and a 21-hour limit, it demands self-sufficiency across the Wicklow hills. Finishers earn ITRA points and a unique granite mement..

Discover the scenic trails of County Wicklow with this fully marked race through the Glen of the Downs. Choose between two distances and enjoy post race refreshments in a community atmosphere.

Art's Loop is a 10 km mountain run in Wicklow with 680 meters of climb, part of the Leinster Championship. It requires specific mandatory safety gear, with final kit decisions made on race day. Registration opens in late July for a limited..

Experience mountain running in County Wicklow with routes over the rocky summit of Little Sugar Loaf. Choose between the 8.5 km forest and mountain trail, a 5 km short course, or a 1 km mountain bike track fun run.

Test your strength at Lug Uphill, a 6 km mountain race in County Wicklow featuring 800 meters of ascent. This Irish Uphill League event serves as a selection trial for international competition and offers local camping options.

Experience a challenging 21 km mountain run in scenic south Wicklow featuring 1100 meters of climbing. This trial race for the Nasego Six Nations event offers a true test of mountain running through difficult terrain.

Discover the beauty of Wicklow during the inaugural Leinster Weekend on this ten kilometer trail. Runners will navigate a scenic mountain route with five hundred meters of ascent in a supportive community environment.

This end-of-season hill run supports voluntary mountain rescue teams. The 8 km loop around Paddock Hill is fully marked, with a 5 km short course also available. Online registration and mandatory safety kit are required.

A 7.7km mountain run in Dublin's Ticknock, encouraging low-carbon travel with no on-site car parking. The route features marked trails, forest sections, and a 4km junior course. Registration is at the Blue Light pub.

Tackle the Cuilcagh mountain run in County Cavan, featuring an 11.9 km route with 870 meters of climb. Mandatory kit ensures safety on this marked course, part of the Ulster and North West leagues. Entry opens in early September 2026.

Experience a significant mountain run in County Laois featuring a 99 kilometer course and a 999 meter ascent. This Southeast League event emphasizes safety with mandatory kit requirements and traditional navigation without GPS.