Trail Running calendar near Canterbury 2026-2027

Experience a historic trail race at Box Hill featuring significant elevation and panoramic views of the North Downs. This event offers a 10 km course on rough tracks with dedicated categories for men, women, and children.

Join the Penshurst Village Cross Country Run on Sunday 3 January 2027 for challenging 5 mile and canicross races over scenic local trails and open ground. Enjoy a friendly village atmosphere and a great day out for runners and their dogs.

The Doughnut Dash is a flexible-distance run along a flat Thames riverside trail. Participants can run from a single lap to ultra marathon distances while enjoying doughnuts. All finishers receive a custom, neon-colored medal.

Choose your distance from 5k to Ultra on this scenic road course near Bury St Edmunds. Enjoy a rolling route through historic villages with aid stations and a bespoke finisher medal.

A 15 mile multi-terrain trail run at Hadleigh Country Park featuring muddy, undulating sections and elevated Thames Estuary views. Route maps and GPX files are available and the event operates a cupless water policy.

A 10 miles and 5 miles trail race at Pippingford Park Manor with hard packed trails, about 1568 ft of climbing and panoramic views. The event includes bespoke medals, cash prizes for podium finishers and free parking.

Discover scenic forest trails at the Bedgebury Forest 10 and 5 Mile in Kent. This undulating multi terrain event features distances for adults and a junior run under majestic pine trees.

Follow an ancient Roman road through Suffolk and Norfolk on this 48 mile ultra marathon. Run from a nature reserve to the coast on a well marked and relatively flat historical trail.

Celebrate nine years of running on the historic Flitch Way with various distances from 5km to a 6 hour challenge. Choose your direction on this flexible lapped course and select your favorite bespoke medal.

Experience a fully signed 50k trail ultra through the ancient woodlands of Norbury Park and the North Downs Way. This fairly level route starting near Dorking is supported by four aid stations and finishes with a commemorative medal.

Follow a historic 42 mile pilgrimage route through the scenic Essex countryside to an ancient coastal chapel. This challenging trail ultra features varied terrain and requires self navigation through rolling rural landscapes.