Trail Running Calendar East Midlands (England) 2026-2027

We have found 165 Trailruns in East Midlands (England). Check below where and when you can find the races.

A ladies only trail half marathon in Sutton Scarsdale following a scenic out and back route under the April full moon. Enjoy campfire refreshments and a supportive atmosphere while raising funds for Women’s Aid.

A 54 mile circular ultra and a 26.2 mile marathon section based at Brixworth Country Park, combining trails, roads and canal towpath with waymarking, checkpoint support and real time GeoTracks tracking.

Take on the Rosebud Marathon, a 26.2 mile stretch of the Rose of the Shires Ultra through scenic Northamptonshire trails, roads and canal tow path. Enjoy waymarked routes, on site support, a finisher medal and prizes for top runners.

A county-versus-county out-and-back on the traffic-free Brampton Valley Way, offering a 14-mile one-way or a 28-mile ultra with timing mats, midpoint splits, and a county-level result comparison.

Experience a scenic 10k trail race through the rolling Northamptonshire countryside and disused railway tracks. This eco friendly event features a fully marked circular route starting and finishing in Kings Cliffe.

A short fell race in Wirksworth that climbs to a trig point and returns over trails and fields. The main course is about 6.9 km and there are separate short and junior races for younger runners.

Herod Farm Fell Race is a classic mid-week fell run. The course covers 3 miles with 1,100ft of ascent. Race HQ at Jubilee House offers parking, toilets, and post-race refreshments.

A 230 km trail challenge over 75 hours on the Pennine Bridleway with GPX navigation, two indoor checkpoints offering hot meals and sleeping space, and a small capped field with finish medals and trophies.

Trail runs at Thoresby Park on 18 April 2026 span from a 2km family run to a half marathon across parkland. Canicross and Nordic walking options are available and finishers receive merchandise, a medal and a snack.

Celebrate the anniversary of the Peak District National Park with a 35km or 70km journey from Castleton. Open to runners and walkers, this event supports local conservation while showcasing the regions diverse landscapes.

Experience a unique obstacle run at Donington Park featuring a series of large inflatable structures. This 5k event offers a bouncy course designed for teams and individuals to navigate through a variety of inflatable challenges.

Backyard Ultra at Delapre Abbey features hourly 4.167 mile (6.7 km) loops repeated until one runner remains. Options include solo, pairs, or an eight loop maximum with entry fees from £85 to £225.

A 9 km fell race in the Peak District, starting from Kettleshulme Village Hall. The event supports the local primary school. Pre-entry is required.

Experience a self guided six mile trail race through the Derbyshire countryside and Linacre Reservoirs. Run through beautiful bluebell woods and forest paths in this unique timed event starting from Wadshelf Village Hall.

A marathon and half marathon on the traffic free Tissington Trail in Derbyshire on 26 April 2026. The out and back course follows a former railway line with uphill to Parsley Hay then a gentler return; advance entry prices range from £38 to..

Experience a Category AM fell race from Torside Reservoir to Bleaklow Head. This 12.9 km route follows the Pennine Way and features 452 meters of climbing through scenic landscapes.

A fell running event in Hayfield on 26 April 2026 covering 15.4 km (9.6 miles). Entry is £12, entrants must be at least 18, and race numbers with timing chips are collected on the day.

A multi-terrain 5 km race at Fineshade Wood on Sunday 26 April 2026 as Race 1 of the Northants 5K Series. The event includes bespoke finish medals, a virtual completion option with posted medals, and ANPR cashless parking.

May 2026

Experience the beauty of the Peak District with waymarked 6.5 km or 13.1 km trail races starting from Castleton. Enjoy scenic views of Peveril Castle and the Great Ridge followed by local bakery treats at the finish.

Test your endurance at The Mad Miller by completing as many laps of a 5.3km circuit as possible in four hours. This New Mills event allows you to pace yourself and celebrate with a gong and a drink at the finish.