Trail Running calendar near Ashton Keynes 2026-2027

A scenic off-road 10 mile trail race in the New Forest hosted by Totton Running Club, with medals, water stations and age-category trophies. Entries close 19/11/2026 and the field is limited to 301 runners.

A guided 10 km trail run around the Devil's Punchbowl in Hindhead, Surrey, with sunset and night options. Group paced running, headtorch support for night runs, kit provision and an optional alcohol free beer at the finish.

Experience an evening off road run through the tracks and trails of the Wyre Forest. This 10 km multi lap course takes runners through the dark with mandatory torches and a medal for every finisher.

A riverside marathon and half marathon along the River Thames on an accurately measured UKA certified course. Multiple laps on a flat towpath route with medals for all finishers and virtual entries.

A short but steep fell race near Llanfoist and Abergavenny covering 5.7 km with 485 m of ascent. The course is mostly unmarked, needs basic navigation and can be affected by poor weather.

A guided group ultra run starting and finishing in Haslemere that follows parts of the Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path, crossing heathland, woodland and fields with a midrun refreshment stop and optional trail shoe testing.

Join the Christmas Advent Run on Sunday 29 November in Walton on Thames for a festive riverside run. Tackle timed laps to suit you and enjoy optional medal and chocolate advent calendar plus a prize draw.

The final race of the 2026 RTT Series takes place in Afan Forest with separate 5 km and 10 km routes from Bryn Bettws Lodge. The event features chip timing, finisher medals, marked and marshalled routes and water stations.

A community charity run in Campbell Park, Milton Keynes offering 1.5k, 5k, 10k and half marathon options with chip timing, medals, refreshments and a fancy dress element to support Movember and men's health.

Mapledurham 10 & Half is a trail running event on 29 November 2026 at Mapledurham Estate near Reading offering 10km, 10 Mile and Half Marathon courses across woodland, fields and estate roads. On-course water, an event village and post-..

Trail races of 10 km, half marathon and a two person relay through ancient woodland at Charborough Estate. Expect rooted tracks, seasonal mud, a marked single loop course, one aid station and on route medical support.

A time trial from Little Stretton to the Stiperstones with on the day entry and a finish to start bus. Navigational skills are required and entry fees are £8 per person with a reduced junior rate.

Trail 5K and 10K at Tewinbury in Hertfordshire, run on undulating dirt, grass and woodland paths. Routes are fully marked and marshalled, with an aid station on the 10K and onsite facilities including toilets and parking.

A 21.1 km trail race around Hughenden Manor and surrounding woodlands, with about 450 m of ascent. Mostly forest paths, marked route, aid stations at around 7, 12 and 16 km, and on site parking, toilets and a cafe.

Timed Thames towpath run where participants choose lap distances on a 5.3 km out and back course and entry supports Rays of Sunshine Children's Charity.

A guided trail run on Box Hill near Dorking that focuses on steep off trail climbs and totals over 1000 m of elevation in a short distance. It is run as a group, not a race, with a steady pace around 10 min per mile.

Coastal 10 Mile and 10K races run from Hengistbury Head in Bournemouth along largely flat, traffic-free seafront paths past Boscombe Pier. The event features chip timing, water stations, finisher medals, and a plastic free policy.

Trail races around Swanage on the Jurassic Coast Path with 10K, half, marathon and ultra options; entries range from £35 to £71 and results count toward the Endurancelife season leaderboard.

A 14.5 km fell race near Church Stretton with about 793 m of ascent, marked and marshalled except for a section on The Lawley. Entry is online with 180 places and full FRA kit is mandatory.

A 50 kilometre trail ultramarathon from Dorking along the Greensand Way through the Surrey Hills AONB, including climbs of Leith Hill, Holmbury Hill and Pitch Hill. Well signed and supported with aid stations, timing and a finisher medal.