Trail Running calendar near Chedworth 2026-2027

A 5k mud obstacle event at Markeaton Park where participants climb, crawl and slide around varied terrain. Organised by Cancer Research UK, the event has a fundraising target and includes on-site facilities and a Race for Life medal.

A 5k Pretty Muddy obstacle course at Prospect Park, Reading, featuring grass terrain, steep slopes and woodland sections. Obstacles include climbing, crawling and sliding; participants must be 13 or older and events support Cancer Research..

Trail routes at Bruern Farm Estate on 6 June 2026 include 2.5K, 5K and 5 Mile or 8K with age rules for younger runners; proceeds support the Wychwood Life Centre.

A 24 hour loop challenge in Worcestershire where each hour participants complete a 6.8 km circuit split into three laps. Individual and team relay categories are available, with mandatory night laps, timing, basecamp support and finisher it..

A set of family friendly races in Bath that run through the Devonshire and Combe Down tunnels, offering distances from Colourburst fun runs to a 50 km event and supporting Sustrans.

Trail running at Wendover Woods on 7 June 2026 offering a half marathon, a 10k and a junior run on hilly forest trails with route maps, an on site cafe and spectator attractions.

Coombe Hill Fell Race in Wendover on 7 June 2026 is a 7 km BS Category fell run with a steep climb and 220 m of ascent. Registration is at the Shoulder of Mutton pub and entry includes a post race pint with a reduced fee for FRA members.

Trail running at Alice Holt Forest on 7 June 2026 with 10 km and half marathon options, live chip timing, and canicross permitted; finishers receive a medal, merchandise and refreshments.

A limited-field **10k** on 07 June 2026 across the National Trust Brockhampton Estate, featuring hilly views, a bespoke medal and prizes. Minimum age 16, cani-cross welcome, with cafe, toilets and free parking on site.

Race for Life at Prospect Park in Reading offers 3k, 5k and a 10k that is two laps of the 5k course. The event is organised by Cancer Research UK, is chip timed and includes fundraising support and a finisher medal.

Multi-lap timed event along the Thames in Walton on Thames on 7 June 2026 offering distances from 5 km to ultra. A flat 5.3 km out-and-back course, flexible start window, themed ducky incentives and medal options.

An AM fell race of 18 km with 1200 m ascent on 7 June 2026 around summits in the Brecon area. Map and compass skills and full kit are required, entry is limited and there is a 120 minute cut off at checkpoint three.

A roughly 10.5 km in-person trail run around Troppers Hill, starting and finishing at Commune Cafe in Bristol. The event runs at a party pace, includes a bag drop, and offers coffee afterwards.

A midweek *10 km* trail race at Moors Valley Country Park on 10 June 2026, set on shaded forest trails with chip timing, aid stations, a finishers medal and eco friendly event practices. Canicross options available.

A flexible 6-hour timed run along the flat, scenic Jubilee River near Slough. Run as many laps as you like on the 5.24-mile course, with everyone receiving a finisher's medal. The route offers countryside views and a riverside path.

A 7 hour timed event on the River Thames at Wraysbury, where runners choose their distance from a 3 km minimum up to ultra distances with marked laps, aid stations, medals and goody bags.

A flexible Friday run along the Thames. Choose your start time and your distance, from a 5k lap to an ultra. It's a smaller event with a lower fee, but you still get one of the famous Phoenix medals.

A multi terrain 11.2 km race and a chip timed family fun run at Gnosall Family Sports Club on 13 June 2026. The course follows canal towpath, farmland, woodland and a boardwalk and includes technical shirts, medals and official timing.

A point-to-point 15 mile trail race along the Offa's Dyke footpath between Hay-on-Wye and Kington with three water stations, relay options at mid-race handover points, and age-group prizes.

A 100 mile non stop foot race along the South Downs Way from near Winchester to Eastbourne, with 12 aid stations, full medical support and a 30 hour cut off. Mandatory kit, pacing and crew rules apply and qualification is required.