Trail Running calendar near Broughton-in-Furness 2026-2027

Coastal ultramarathon between Prestatyn and Bangor with runnable sea views and inland hills. Choose a 50 km course reported as 53.8 km with about 2700 ft ascent or a 100 km route along the North Wales Path with about 8000 ft ascent.

A long high level traverse of over 60 miles across the Yorkshire Dales from Ingleton to Threshfield on 25 and 26 April 2026. The route climbs more than 11,000 feet, is served by 25 checkpoints, and includes live tracking and on route food.

A trail run across RAF Spadeadam that passes Blue Streak launch platforms, military sites and scenic views. Two distances are offered, entries run from August 2025 to April 2026 and proceeds support the RAF Benevolent Fund.

Tackle the classic Eskdale Elevation fell race in the Lake District, a testing 20.2 km route with 1455 m of climb across dramatic fells. Enter on the day for £10 with proceeds going to charity.

Experience a unique hybrid fitness challenge at Cockshott Point with solo events and weighted ruck runs along the scenic trails of Lake Windermere. Enjoy live chip timing and a lakefront course in the heart of the Lake District.

Trail races of 10k, 21k and 42k take place in Delamere Forest with marked routes, GPX support and marshals. An event village offers food, drinks and partner freebies, and discounted event t shirts are available.

Bleaklow Blitz is an AM fell race on 26 April 2026 near Torside covering 12.9 km with 452 m of climb. The route follows the Pennine Way to Bleaklow Head before returning the same way.

A hilly, traffic-free half marathon through Hamsterley Forest on 26 April 2026 with multi-terrain trails, mile markers, water stations and chip timing. Entries limited to 500; affiliated and unaffiliated fees apply.

Join this exciting team relay in Haworth featuring three person teams on a 1.5 mile course. The event concludes the Bunny Run series with a celebratory presentation at the local inn.

Experience a unique two lap fell race in Cockfield featuring a guided group loop followed by a competitive 3.5 km chase. This off road event welcomes all runners aged 14 and over to participate in a social and sporting atmosphere.

A Category AS fell race of 5.4 km with 280 m ascent around Todmorden, based at The Staff of Life Pub. Entries run 28 Feb to 26 Apr 2026, minimum age 14, and competitors must carry full FRA kit.

A midweek fell race in Wray on 28 April 2026 covering 11 km with 335 m climb. Entry is on the day only with a £5 fee and teams of three are permitted.

Evening trail runs at Gibside National Trust on 29 April 2026 across historic woodland and designed landscape. Distances of 5 km and 10 km, live chip timing, canicross friendly, on-site parking and finishers' medals.

Riverside evening runs in Leeds offering 5 km and 10 km routes along the Trans Pennine Trail. Finishers receive a drink from Piglove Brewery and facilities include toilets and bag storage.

Fo(e) Edge is a compact fell race in the South West Pennines on Wed 29 Apr 2026, sending runners over 4.1 miles with 300 m of climb from Cowpe Village Hall. Entry on the day is £5 and teams are welcome for a spirited midweek test of hill le..

Tackle the Lords Seat Fell race at Whinlatter Visitor Centre, an 8 km route with 430 m of climb across scenic, rugged fells. Entry on the day only £7 cash, with junior races and a start from the visitor centre car park.

A trail 5 km race around Clowbridge Reservoir in Burnley, held as the final event in a three race spring series. Open to participants aged 11 and over, with prizes in each race and proceeds donated to local causes.

Uphill trial races from Fitz Park to Skiddaw with marked courses for Senior and U20 athletes, mandatory mountain safety kit and pre entry only registration.

Experience a 50 mile ultra marathon through the Yorkshire Dales National Park featuring 2593m of ascent. This route summits the famous Yorkshire 3 Peaks and takes runners past iconic landmarks like Malham Cove.

A 14 kilometre fell race with 1,065 metres of ascent visiting Wetherlam, Swirl How and the Old Man of Coniston. Navigation is by map and compass only and entrants must have fell running experience.