Trail Running calendar near Coniston 2026-2027

A 15.6 km route with 870 m of ascent around Thornthwaite on 19 September 2026, visiting Lord’s Seat, Broom Fell, Brown How, Whinlatter and Seat How. Forest sections are marked and proceeds support Thornthwaite Church restoration.

A half marathon at Lakeland Maze Farm Park near Kendal with a maze finish, chip timing and aid stations. Entry includes maze access; the event offers parking, medical support, bag drop, free photography and family entertainment.

Trail runs through Raby Castle parkland with 5km, 10km and half marathon options, mixed surfaces and chances to see deer. Live chip timing, finish medals, a T shirt option and free on site parking are provided.

A 13.1 miles trail race through Bronte Country near Haworth, organised in support of Sue Ryder, with a hilly one lap course, limited entries, and a pie and peas meal plus a race memento for finishers.

Weekend running in Knaresborough featuring 10K and Half Marathon routes through scenic Yorkshire countryside. Organized by Its Grim Up North Running on 20 September 2026 with flexible entry options and finisher rewards.

Trail 10K and Half Marathon through Hamsterley Forest on 20 September 2026, with undulating, well marked routes among pines and clearings. Chip timing, a themed medal, free photos and a serviced event village are provided.

A MapRun navigation event in Braithwaite, Lake District on 20 Sep 2026, using electronic controls and a Category O course. Open to those aged 14 and over, with pre entry via SiEntries or on the day entry.

A multi-distance trail event in the Lake District National Park, 25 to 27 September 2026, linking the region's 13 valleys with races from 22.4 km to 184.3 km, ITRA points and Western States qualifiers, plus children's Future Valleys races.

A trail event near Otley that passes seven reservoirs and offers three distances from 13 to 32 miles. The route features forest and crag scenery, staffed checkpoints, mandatory kit requirements and trackers for long-distance entrants.

A 102 Mile canal route around Manchester linking several historic canals with live GPS tracking, 11 staffed checkpoints and a 30 hour cut off. Entrants must be 20 or older and have completed an organised 50 Mile ultramarathon to qualify.

Orton Fell Race is a 10 km fell race with 258 m of climb at Orton C of E Primary School on 26 September 2026. The event includes senior and two junior races and accepts teams of three, with junior on the day entries.

Take on the Eskdale Show fell race in the Lake District, a scenic 6.9 km course with 277 m of climb across classic fell terrain. Open to adults and juniors, with easy entry on the day for spontaneous race plans.

The North Barrule will take place in Ramsey on Saturday 26 September 2026. You can run 5 kilometers.

The Three Shires Fell Race is a 22 km mountain event with 1535 m of climbing. Starting from Tilberthwaite Farm, this classic fell race requires navigational skills and specific safety kit for all participants.

Thieveley Pike Fell Race is an AS-category 4.3 mile fell race near Cliviger with about 400 m of ascent, a flagged and marshaled moorland route, specified kit requirements and prizes across senior and veteran categories.

A 24-hour, self-directed trail challenge at Leighton Hall on a 5 km off-road loop. Individual, couples and team entries let participants swap turns, run through the night, and target distance or time-on-feet prizes.

Trail runs at Harewood House across more than 1,000 acres with 5, 10 and 15 mile options. Canicross friendly, live chip timing, finishers receive a medal and refreshments.

A single-lap 13 km BM fell race on Ilkley Moor with 370 m ascent over rocky tracks, heathery paths, a mile of road and forest sections with roots and slippery bridges. Basic facilities and FRA mandatory kit are required.

A 30.9 miles coastal ultra from Blackpool Tower to Lancaster Castle with a short ferry crossing, waymarked route and three checkpoints. Mandatory kit and pre-registration required; entrants must be 18 or over.

A charity relay in Malham on 27 September 2026 with mixed teams made up on the day. Each leg is about 0.70 miles with 240 feet of climb, entry is £5 per person and all ages run together.