Trail Running calendar near Burton upon Trent 2026-2027

Take on the Passing Clouds fell race in the Peak District on Sun 7 Jun 2026, a scenic but testing 15.7 km trail with 565 m of climb around Tittesworth Reservoir. Entry on the day from £9 for members, parking charges apply.

The Beast is back for 2026. This unique 10k takes place on the scenic grounds of the National Trust's Brockhampton Estate, with a strict limit of 100 runners.

The Edenfield Fell Race is a 10.2 km BM category event with 396m of climb, starting from the Edenfield Cricket Club. Entry is on the day only. Limited parking is available, so carpooling is encouraged.

Join the Calton Crawl on Tue 9 Jun 2026 in the Peak District for an energetic 8.5 km trail run with 244 m of climb, offering great views and a proper challenge. Friendly village hall base and day entries welcome for a low cost event.

Tackle the Coppice fell race in Accrington on Tue 9 Jun 2026, a spirited 6.6 km course with 310 m of climb starting from the Whitakers Arms. Day entry only means it is ideal for last minute plans and teams are welcome.

A five-mile trail run through the Nottinghamshire countryside near Epperstone. This charity event supports The Brain Tumour Charity and features an undulating course with evening summer running. Prizes are awarded based on random finishing..

Evening trail runs at Wentworth Castle Gardens with 5 km and 10 km options, live chip timing and on-site parking. The course runs through parkland, woodland and historic estate landmarks, and the event is Canicross friendly.

Tackle the Boar's Head fell race in the Peak District on Wed 10 Jun 2026. This BM 8 mile course climbs 402 m from the Boar's Head Hotel, welcomes teams and on the day entries for £5; entrants must be 18 or older.

This Category B fell race covers 8.4 km with 274m of ascent on a route that climbs from Horwich to Two Lads on the Pennines. Prizes are awarded across multiple categories, with a cash bonus for breaking the course record. The event finishes..

Explore the scenic Nene Valley trails on a 10 or 20 mile off road run. Camping is available at the start in Fotheringhay. The event encourages eco friendly practices, including bringing your own cup for the aid stations.

An 11.2 km multi terrain community race around Gnosall with a separate chip timed family fun run. The route passes canal towpaths, farmland and woodland and all finishers receive a technical shirt and finish line refreshments.

The historic Offa's Dyke 15 returns in June 2026. This UKA-licensed off-road running race offers both individual and relay entry options. Registration is in the picturesque town of Hay-on-Wye.

Take on the scenic Cotswold Way in June 2026. Choose from distances of 10 km to 100 km, walking, jogging, or running at your own pace. The event offers full support with rest stops, medical teams, and a celebratory finish.

The Punk Panther Six Dales Trail offers three distances on an out-and-back course between Otley and Pateley Bridge. Runners pass several reservoirs on a route with significant climbs. The event finishes with hot food and a finisher's medal.

A timed multi-lap event at Chorlton Water Park on 13 June 2026 with laps of a 5.3 km out and back riverside course, a seven hour limit, vegetarian aid station options and a charity donation per entry.

Run the 9.5 km Wincle Trout fell race in the Peak District, featuring a 320 m climb and a river crossing. The event is part of the lively Wincle Village Fete. A shorter 3 km junior race is also available.

A 5K charity colour run in Silsden supporting Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice, with seven paint stations, obstacles, three laps and a finisher medal. Parking, water stations and post race music, food and a bar are provided.

The Roche Abbey Ramble offers a scenic, mixed-terrain loop from a Yorkshire pub. Choose from four distances on a lapped course that includes woodland trails and stepping stones. Finish with a medal, cake, and a classic chip butty in a socia..

The Montane Summer Spine is a 268-mile non-stop race along Britain's iconic Pennine Way. Runners have 156 hours to traverse the mountainous route from Edale to Kirk Yetholm. The event is unsupported and requires significant prior endurance..

Tackle the classic Edale Fell Race in the Peak District, a 4.7 miles route with 402 m of climb across dramatic moorland. Pre entry and on the day entry are available, plus junior races and entry to Edale Country Day for runners.