Trail Running calendar near Buxton 2026-2027

Trail races in the Howgill Fells around Sedbergh on 12 April 2026 offering 10 km, 13.1 miles and 26.2 miles. Entries include electronic timing and a bespoke finisher medal.

A popular 10-mile trail run through the scenic Lancashire countryside near Rivington Village. This chip-timed spring event offers a varied route of woodlands and open moors, a finisher's medal, and prizes. It regularly sells out due to its..

Experience a 10.71 km fell race through the scenic Kilburn Wood with 390 m of climbing. This event follows FRA rules and requires traditional navigation skills and mandatory safety kit in a forest setting.

Tackle a classic spring fell race in Mow Cop on Sun 12 Apr 2026: 10.5 km with 400 m of climb across stirring hill terrain. Entries on the day for adults 18 and over, with team scoring and friendly club spirit.

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.

A short fell race in Haworth with a 4.8 km route and 100 m climb, based at the Sun Inn. Entry on the day is available and finishers receive a Cadbury's Creme Egg.

Take on the Ossy Moors Fell Race in Oswaldtwistle on Wednesday 15 April 2026. This lively 5 mile fell course with about 300 m of climb weaves Bowland trails and offers on the day entry for a friendly competitive vibe.

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 short fell race on 15 April 2026 at Forest Glen, Wellington covering 4.5 km with 247 m of climb. Pre-entry and on the day entry are available, junior races run before the senior event and the race holds FRA insurance.

The MTC Gelert is a 47-mile ultramarathon along Wales's scenic National Cycle Route 8, from Barmouth to Llanidloes. It is also the third day of the CYMRUN multi-day challenge. The event has a strict 4 mph pace requirement and provides a bes..

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.

A 137 km Pennine Bridleway trail challenge with a 50 hours cut off, indoor checkpoints with hot meals and drop bag access, safety team support and a hostel finish. Field size is limited and the minimum age is 20.

A six hour lap event at Kingsbury Water Park on a flat 3.3 mile route around ponds and a river. Participants choose how many laps to run within the time limit; onsite parking, cafe and toilets are available.

A trail 5k around Clowbridge Reservoir near Burnley, run as two anticlockwise laps from Rossendale Valley Sailing Club. Part of a three-race spring series on 16, 23 and 30 April 2026, open to ages 11 and over.

Experience a 102 mile ultramarathon through Cheshire and the Sandstone Trail. This 32 hour challenge features 12 supported checkpoints and rewarding trail terrain for experienced long distance runners.

Experience the landscape of the Shropshire Hills through a series of trail runs and walks ranging from 10 km to 80 km. Enjoy local food and historical landmarks while supporting educational charity programs.

Trail runs at Thoresby Park on 18 April 2026 across over 1,000 acres, with distances from a 2km family run to a half marathon. Canicross entries and Nordic walkers are welcome; finishers receive merchandise, a medal, and a snack.

A Castleton based trail event on 18 April 2026 offering 70 km and 35 km courses around the central Peak District, with entries via SiEntries and support for Peak District National Park Foundation projects.

A 12 km trail race using the first 12 km of the half marathon route with a diversion at Appletreewick. Held at Riverside Car Park Field in Burnsall, the event features way marked sections, drinks stations, a post race meal and prize categor..

A half marathon trail race in Burnsall on 18 April 2026, using sections of the Dales Way with about 500 m of ascent. The route features riverside paths, stone tracks and open fields, with refreshments, prizes and free parking.