Trail Running calendar near Cardinham 2026-2027

Run between iconic Cornish lighthouses on a rugged point to point coastal trail. Choose the marathon or ultra for a challenging mix of cliffs, dunes, rocks and sand with dramatic sea views.

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.

An eight hour timed road event on 28 November 2026 near Littleham, Exmouth, with 5.3 km laps on a measured tarmac out and back route along an old disused train line. Entrants must be 18 or older and the field is limited to 75.

Trail races at Mothecombe on the Erme Estuary, including an 8.5 mile classic with two estuary crossings and a half marathon with added coastal sections. Courses are marked and marshalled and a head torch is mandatory.

An eight hour timed road event near Exmouth on an accurately measured tarmac out and back course along a disused train line. Flexible arrival on the day, lap length is 5.3 km and medals come from a mixed set.

An 8-hour timed road event at Capel Lane, Exmouth on 01 January 2027 with 5.3k laps on a tarmac out-and-back route. The TUGG system lets participants start during the event period; entries are limited to 100.

Night trail races at Haldon Forest offering 10K, 5K, 2K and 1K distances plus a 10K canicross. Courses are clearly marked with reflective arrows and finish at a Start/Finish arch; head torches are required.

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.