Trail Running calendar near Cirencester 2026-2027

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 multi-distance event in Bath that runs through two lit, surfaced railway tunnels. Options range from family Colourburst runs to a 50 km ultra, with a mix of tarmac, trail and city routes and UK Athletics affiliation.

Water themed trail running on the Isle of Purbeck with four single lap distances from half marathon to 54k. Routes run along coastal cliffs and Purbeck hills and include well stocked aid stations and GPX navigation advice.

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 races at Alice Holt Forest near Farnham offering 10 km and half marathon courses with live chip timing, finisher medal and canicross friendly entries.

Experience a 10k run through the National Trust Brockhampton Estate. This limited entry event features a hilly course with views and welcomes cani cross participants.

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.

A 50 km trail ultra through the South Downs National Park with about 4000 ft of climb and a 9 hour cutoff. The course is fully marked, supported by four aid stations and finishes at Queen Elizabeth Country Park.