Trail Running calendar near Cautley 2025-2026
We have found 718 Trailruns within 80 miles of Cautley. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 718 Trailruns within 80 miles of Cautley. See below where and when you can find the races.
Take on the Eskdale Eureka fell race on Sun 1 Mar 2026 in the North York Moors, based at Castleton Cricket Club, a challenging 14.3 km course with about 470 m of climb across classic moorland. Entry on the day, with proceeds supporting Clev..
The Stan Bradshaw Pendle Round on Sat 7 Mar 2026 is a classic fell race around Pendle offering Pennine ridges and wide views. About 9.4 miles with 545 m of climb, pre entries and day entries are welcome for a rewarding spring challenge.
Take on the iconic Black Combe fell race in the Lake District: a tough 13 km course with about 1000 m climb and stunning views. Pre entry only, over 18s welcome, and every entry includes a pie.
The CBTE Morland 'Marathon' is a 29 mile trail ultra with about 3,000 ft of climbing through Eden Valley near Pennines and Howgills. Stone circles, waterfalls and village charm await; open to runners and walkers with full tracking.
Get muddy and have fun at Born 2B Wild III, a lively around 5k trail run through Hamsterley Forest with hills, mud and obstacles. Bring your dog for a post run drink, claim a finisher medal and help support an animal charity.
Granny's Bay Challenge in Lytham St Annes offers a scenic multi lap run along the Ribble estuary with coastal views. Limited to 100 entrants with a 6 hour limit, complete one 5.24 mile lap to earn an official time and medal.
Join the Roddlesworth Roller on 8 March 2026 for a scenic 9 km trail run around lakes and through woods near Chorley. All ages and abilities are welcome as the event raises funds for the Abbey Village PTA.
Take on the Carrock Fell Race in the Lake District on 8 March 2026, 9 km with 500 m climb over rugged terrain. Unmarked route demands map and compass skills and entry is on the day for a spur of the moment fell challenge.
Run 18 km along the iconic Pennine Bridleway from Hayfield up to Rushup Edge and back, with 806 metres of climbing and stunning Peak District views. This supported, self navigated trail hosted by Rangers Expeditions & Ultras has an aid stat..
Ranger Ultras PB50km is a new 50 km Peak District loop with 1840 m ascent and dramatic White and Dark Peak scenery. Self navigated with aid stations, Ranger support and eco medals this tough trail run rewards grit.
Tackle rugged gritstone moors in the Haworth Hobble, a classic off road 51 km ultra with about 1,340 m of ascent across Haworth, Todmorden and Hebden Bridge. Expect remote trails, full kit requirements and hearty feeds on route.