Trail Running calendar near Charltons 2026-2027

The Cragg Challenge is a timed, closed-road event on England's longest continuous climb. It features a mix of running and cycling races on Cragg Road in Mytholmroyd. Choose from distances including a 5K, 10K, 10-mile run, or cycling events..

Tackle the Trunce 5, a lively fell race in the Peak District around Oxspring offering a hilly 6.2 km route with about 190 m of climb. On the day entries are welcome and juniors over 10 can take part in a 3 km race as part of an eight race s..

Test your limits at this Category AS fell race in Todmorden featuring a well marked 7.5 km course with 375 m of elevation gain. Enjoy team prizes and post race refreshments at the local pub.

Experience a category A/S fell race through the moorland and forest trails of Crompton Moor. This 5.8 km course features technical shale descents and climbs toward the local Trig Point starting from Shaw.

Take on a scenic 12 km course across the North York Moors with 400 m of climb for a rewarding midweek challenge. Entry on the day, friendly teams welcome and a post race BBQ helps raise money for charity.

Kirkstall Rock up n' Run is a pop up summer series in Kirkstall, Leeds offering 5k and 10k options with evening registration, a jumble medal, hot food and a drink for each runner.

Experience the Reservoir View Fell Race, an 11 km BM category event featuring 480 meters of elevation. Enjoy a scenic route starting near Accrington Cricket Club with prizes for new course records.

A 47 mile trail race on 27 June 2026 across the Yorkshire Wolds, following the Hudson Way and Wolds Way from Beverley to Malton with checkpoints, mandatory kit checks, drop bags and limited support crew options.

Trail runs in Chopwell Woods cover **5**, **10** and **15** mile routes through 360 hectares of mixed woodland. Live chip timing is used and all finishers receive a medal, a burger or alternative, and a drink.

This 50th anniversary fell race runs from Alston playing field to Park Fell and back. All entry fees support the local mountain rescue team who marshal the 6.2 km course. The event is open to runners 18 and over.

Join the Eldwick Gala fell race in the South West Pennines, a scenic but testing 3 mile course with 168 m climb and short junior races. Limited to 200 runners, this community event blends tough trails and festival fun.

Support the local mountain rescue team by running or walking through the scenic Yorkshire Dales with a choice of three routes starting from Kettlewell Village.

A coastal out and back run from the Ship Inn at Sewerby along cliffs and through Danes Dyke to Flamborough. Distances include 10k, half marathon and marathon with feed stations about every 3 miles and a hot meal at the finish.

Run a scenic coastal trail near Widdrington that's a bit longer than a standard 10K. Enjoy a relaxed event with live music and food vendors after the run. The course is open to runners and walkers alike.

Run a scenic 10K on a private woodland estate near Whitby. The trail route passes historic Mulgrave Castle with coastal views. The chip-timed race finishes with refreshments and a memento for all finishers.

Cragg Vale on 1 July 2026 is a 4 miles (6.4 km) fell race with 244 m of climb run from the village near Cragg Vale Church. Entry on the day is £8 cash and registration and refreshments are based at Cragg Church.

Race to the summit of Yorkshire's highest fell, Whernside. This 10.5 km BM category race starts under the Ribblehead Viaduct, featuring a steep direct climb and a fast finish back at The Station Inn. Run under FRA rules with mandatory kit c..

Follow the historic parish boundaries of the Ullswater Valley in this tradition-rich event featuring an ultra run, fell walk, and family downhill challenge across iconic peaks like Helvellyn and Fairfield.

This second-year ultramarathon is a 120-mile circular journey across the North York Moors. The route visits the area's ten highest hills and follows ancient paths steeped in history.

Experience a 30 km circular trail race through Swaledale featuring 3,000 feet of ascent and a visit to Great Britain’s highest pub. The fully marked route crosses remote moorland and iconic flower meadows.