Trail Running calendar near Ashington 2026-2027

A 30K run in North Berwick with solo and three person relay options, 640 m ascent, chip timing and marshals. A separate 10K circular walk supports Scottish Veterans Residences.

A trail ultramarathon from Hawes over Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent with 70 km and an optional extended 100 km route, organised with on-course support, navigation files and post-race catering.

A 50 km mountain ultra from Hawes that follows Cam Road to Horton in Ribblesdale, summits Pen Y Ghent and returns, with 1280 m ascent. GPX and navigation notes are provided, and the event includes checkpoints, HQ rest space and eco finisher..

A 50 km ultramarathon navigated by GPS through the rugged Cheviot hills. The route passes ancient landmarks and varied terrain, with two aid stations and an 11-hour limit. Finishers receive a medal, certificate, and food at the end.

A 63 mile coastal trail race on 19 September 2026 following the Cleveland Way from Guisborough to Filey, with an 18 hour time limit, included tracker, mandatory kit list and water and food at manned checkpoints.

Trail running event in the Lake District from Grasmere with multiple routes from 9 km to 52 km, significant ascent and marked outposts on the longer courses. One pound from each entry supports Fix the Fells.

Classic fell race in Kettlewell, Yorkshire Dales: 4 mile route with 475 m climb over rugged upland terrain. Open to 16+ with pre entry or entry on the day, teams welcome and free parking for entrants.

Tackle the Thornthwaite Round in the Lake District on 19 Sep 2026, a scenic fell race of 15.6 km with 871 m of climb across forest tracks and open fell. Friendly entries on the day and homemade tea await finishers.

Trail races at Raby Castle include 5km, 10km and Half Marathon routes through parkland and woodland with live chip timing, on-site parking and finisher medals.

Tackle the Fryup Frazzler in the North York Moors, a scenic 5.8 mile fell run from the Cycle Hub cafe with roughly 475 m of climb. Part of the Esk Valley summer fell series, it mixes tough slopes with rewarding views.

Explore Hamsterley Forest on a scenic half marathon trail run. The undulating course winds through pine woods and clearings. Every finisher receives a themed medal and free photos.

A multi-distance trail event across the Lake District National Park linking the 13 valleys, with four measured routes from 22.4 km to 184.3 km. Registered with ITRA; select distances are Western States qualifier races.

Trail ultramarathons of 50km, 100km and 100 mile follow St Oswalds Way from Holy Island through Northumberland scenery. All distances are fully tracked and include a finisher T shirt and medal.

Orton Fell Race in the Lake District on 26 September 2026 features a 10 km fell course with 258 m of ascent around Orton C of E Primary School. The FRA licensed event offers pre entry and on the day entries and includes junior races.

A classic Lakeland fell race from Tilberthwaite Farm, this 22 km course packs 1535 m of ascent across rugged, remote terrain and stunning views. Racing under FRA rules, navigation and mandatory mountain kit are required.

Trail races at Dalkeith Country Park in September 2026 cover distances from a family 1 mile to a 32.5 mile ultra. Courses use woodland and estate paths, live chip timing is provided, canicross is allowed and on site parking is available.

Run a scenic 10 km through Rising Sun Country Park across grassland, woodland and a nature reserve with muddy patches and climbs. Canicross friendly, timed and finishing with medals and event photos.

A long-distance trail ultra event offering 100-mile and 50-mile distances on some of the UK's finest national trails. The scenic routes feature well-stocked checkpoints and include a GPS tracker, finisher's medal, and food at the finish.

This half marathon trail run is the finale of a short course series in Swaledale. The marked route explores moorland paths and historic sites, finishing at The Dales Bike Centre. Post-race soup is included.

A trail event around Swaledale from The Dales Bike Centre, featuring moorland tracks, estates and historic waypoints. The route is slightly longer than a marathon, supplied with GPX and tracker, and includes a finishers hot meal.