Trail Running calendar near Constable Burton 2025-2026

Take on the Montane Lakeland 50 or 100, a rugged trail running test from Coniston across the Lake District with dramatic fells, lakes and staffed checkpoints. Expect an epic, scenic and rewarding mountain weekend.

Run a scenic 54 to 55 km circular ultra across the Yorkshire Wolds, with 4,100 ft of climb through hidden valleys and quaint villages. Limited to 200 runners, the eco minded event ends with tea, cake and reclaimed trophies.

Alderman's Ascent on 25 July 2026 marks its tenth year and serves as a counter for the English Fell Running Championship. An 8.5 km route with 400 m of ascent, technical downhills and a steep final climb from the Satellite Centre promises a..

Enjoy a flat, fast riverside trail in Leeds on 26 July 2026 with a 43 to 45 km ultra or a 22 km half. Scenic footpaths pass St Aiden's and Fairburn Ings, and every finisher earns a local medal and a pint from Piglove Brewery.

Tackle rugged Pennine moorland in the Holme Moss Fell Race, a demanding 28.5 km with 1,285 m of ascent and remote navigation. Limited to 200 runners, the event supports Holme Valley Mountain Rescue.

The Hameldon Quarry Race will take place in Huncoat on Tuesday 28 July 2026. You can run between 4 and 7 kilometers.

Take on the classic Ambleside fell race near Rydal Park, a short but sharp climb to a rocky summit set in Lakeland scenery. Open to seniors and juniors with age categories, this BOFRA counter promises a stiff test of speed and stamina.

Join the Skipton Rock up n' Run pop up Summer Series along the scenic Leeds and Liverpool Canal in Rodley, with 5k and 10k distances for all abilities. Finishers get a jumble medal and can enjoy hot food plus a beer or soft drink.

She Strides is a women only 50K ultramarathon around Hebden Bridge, taking runners through woodland, moorland and picturesque villages with about 1,400 m of climbing. Vegan friendly aid stations, medals for all finishers and hot food await.

Isaac's Tea Trail Ultra Backwards is a 37 mile loop through the North Pennines AONB and UNESCO Global Geopark. Rugged trails, big climbs and self guided navigation with checkpoints, tracking and post race food make for a scenic, testing day..

Run the Esk Valley Way ultra from Castleton to Whitby Harbour beneath the Abbey ruins. This 36 mile point to point route combines moors and coast, limited to 100 runners and offering live tracking for a memorable, demanding challenge.

Join the Farleton Knott fell race on Sunday 2 August 2026 for a steep 2.6 mile 4.2 km climb and descent with rewarding views from the top. Fast and scenic, the event welcomes juniors through seniors and has on site parking for a small fee.

The Round Hill Fell Race will take place in Timble on Sunday 2 August 2026. You can run 14 kilometers.

The Trunce Race Series will take place in Oxspring on Monday 3 August 2026. You can run 6 kilometers.

Rodley Rock up n' Run is a pop up summer series event on 6 August 2026 offering scenic off road 5k and 10k routes. Finish behind the pub for a jumble medal, hot food and a beer or soft drink.

Take on the Cordwell Colossus, a summer 20 mile trail around Cordwell and Linacre Valleys on the eastern edge of the Peak District with 840 m of climbing. Varied trails, basic navigation and a finisher medal make for a rewarding day out.

Head to Arncliffe Village Green for the Arncliffe Gala fell race, featuring a steep climb to a summit and a thrilling return to the green and serving as a BOFRA championship counter. A separate 4 mile road race offers a road option for all..

Hardmoors 26.2 Farndale invites runners to tackle scenic but rugged trails in the North York Moors with marathon, half and 10k options. Limited entries and mandatory kit make this a challenging, self navigated trail adventure.

Take on the Devil Half Marathon, a 13.1 miles trail through the Derwent Valley with 1666 ft of ascent. Finish with photography, music and a finisher T shirt plus cash prizes for top finishers.

Join the historic Eccles Pike Fell Race on 12 August 2026 for a sharp out and back from Buxworth to the summit of Eccles Pike. A compact but testing climb and descent, this local classic dates to the 19th century.