Trail Running calendar near Camborne 2026-2027

The Cornish Marathon takes runners on a scenic circular route from Pensilva through Bodmin Moor and the Fowey Valley, finishing at the Millenium Centre. Expect about 2200 ft of climbing, a warm community vibe, and support for local charitie..

A point to point trail event on the Cornish coast from Pendeen to Godrevy, with a longer ultra starting near Longships. Expect mixed terrain, significant ascent and autumn weather, with some runners finishing after dark under the lighthouse..

Family friendly timed trail run along the Camel Trail in Padstow on 14 November 2026. Distances from 2.5 km to 10 miles, with Canicross categories and no cut off times.

Run under the stars at Dartington Hall with 1K to 10K races and canicross options on varied trails for all ages. Bring a head torch, enjoy cafe food and a bar, and help raise funds for a new playground.

Discover coastal trails in Fowey at the Readymoney Ramble on 21 November 2026, with a scenic mix of trail and road and options from 8 km up to 32 km or a four person relay. Every finisher earns a medal and top runners win awards.

A late November trail event at Mothecombe on the Erme Estuary offering an 8.5 mile classic through the Flete Estate and a half marathon with South West Coast Path sections. The routes include estuary crossings and require a head torch.

An 11-mile multi-terrain point-to-point trail from Lelant to Marazion in Cornwall on 5 December 2026. Entry fee £32; entries close two weeks beforehand. Parking is at the finish and the start has no parking.

A coastal running event in Newquay on 12 December 2026 offering 30 mile ultra, 15 mile long half and 8 mile Pisky routes along the north Cornwall coast. Canicross entries are welcome and finishers receive a medal.

The Salcombe RNLI Resolution Fun Run will take place in Salcombe on Thursday 31 December 2026. You can run 7 kilometers.

Tackle a challenging 36 to 38 mile ultra from Liskeard to Truro as part of the Mount to Coast series. Limited to 40 runners, all finishers earn a Will o the Wisp medal and male and female champions take home trophies.