Trail Running calendar near Cross 2026-2027

Take on Blended's Backyard Ultra at Chilton Manor Farm on June 6 2026, running a 6.7 km trail loop each hour until only one runner remains. Camping, fueling and hot food on site make for a supportive, all day and night event.

Take on the Oner Ultra Trail Run on 6 June 2026 along the scenic Dorset Coast Path. This 85 mile challenge must be completed within 24 hours, perfect for experienced runners seeking a coastal endurance test.

A multi-distance running event in Bath that routes through two restored railway tunnels, including a 1672 m subterranean section. Distances range from a 500 m Colourburst to an ultramarathon, with the start and finish at Brickfields Park.

BigSea Trails WATER runs from Knoll Beach around the Isle of Purbeck on scenic single loop routes past cliffs, coves and Old Harry Rocks. Options range from a half marathon to a 54k ultra with coastal views and a tree planting option.

Run Bournemouth's beach on 7 June 2026 from Bournemouth Pier, choosing a 5K or 10K across sand and groynes. A friendly, marshalled event that asks for respect and good sportsmanship.

A predominantly off road, approximately measured *10K* around Barnstaple using the Tarka Trail and public pavements. Entries include a finishers medal, chip timing and a running shirt for entries made before 15 May 2026.

Run the iconic Offa's Dyke 15 on Saturday 13 June 2026, a scenic classic reborn from its 1977 origins. Solo and relay entries welcome for a memorable day of countryside running and friendly competition.

A 100 mile nonstop foot race along the South Downs Way from near Winchester to Eastbourne, mostly on trail with 12 aid stations, full medical support and a 30 hour cut off.

A 50km non-stop trail race on 13 June 2026 along the South Downs Way from Matterley Bowl to Queen Elizabeth Country Park, featuring 4000 ft of climb, four aid stations, full medical cover and a 9 hour cut off.

Tackle the rolling Cotswolds from Cirencester with distances from 10 km to a full 100 km loop featuring scenic trails and challenging climbs. Choose continuous or two day options with campsite basecamp, catering and full route support.

Trail running near Swanage Dorset on 13 June 2026 with 23 km, 13 km and 7 km coastal routes featuring rocky terrain and notable elevation. Outposts offer snacks and self served water and toilets are at the start and finish area.

A community running day at Neroche Primary School on 13 June 2026 featuring chip-timed 5 km and 10 km courses, a children’s fun run, medals and prizes, with proceeds supporting the school PFA.

A day of off road races at Cheddar Gorge with distances from 1 km to marathon and a multi-event Omnium, set on marked routes through the Mendip Hills and gorge cliffs.

The Hampshire Hoppit is a scenic trail event on Watership Down with marathon, half marathon and 10K options on 14 June 2026. Enjoy rolling chalk downland, sweeping county views, marshalled trails, feed stations and a finishers medal.

Run a scenic 10 km trail through the historic Lulworth Estate, across chalk downland and through woodland with views of the Jurassic Coast. Expect about 175 m of ascent, off road paths, water stations and a cosy cafe with homemade cakes at..

A weekend of self-navigated trail races along the Jurassic Coast with distances from 33 km to 105 miles, live GPS tracking, aid stations and ITRA/UTMB index points for several distances.

Experience a multi day running and walking festival at the Pinkery Centre on Exmoor, with trail runs, long walks, evening talks, films and social gatherings over a June weekend near the summer solstice. Routes suit families to ultra runners..

Malvern Midsummer Marathon on 20 June 2026 offers routed hill courses from Colwall Village Hall with 27 mile and 15 mile options, checkpoints with snacks, and a hot meal at the finish.

Take on the Burrator Horseshoe, a scenic 10 km fell race across Dartmoor with about 315 m of climb at Meavy Village Green. Rugged terrain, junior races and club prizes make it ideal for competitive and social runners.

Two trail routes follow the Mortimer Trail into Ludlow Castle, offering approximately 30 miles and 14 to 15 miles of mixed trail, field and road terrain with notable ridge sections and historic landscape features.