Trail Running calendar near Dorset 2026-2027

This spring trail race takes runners through the scenic and undulating Harewood Forest in Hampshire. Participants can choose a 5k, 10k, or canicross event on forest paths. The event supports local community groups and features a cupless pol..

Experience a weekend of trail running and sea swimming on the South West Coast Path. Enjoy a farm festival atmosphere with camping, live music, yoga, and activities for the whole family.

Run scenic off road trails through Collingbourne woods at the Collingbourne Races, with half marathon and 10 km options. Chip timed event with medals and prizes for a memorable trail day.

Explore the scenic Sid Valley Ring on this trail event. Choose between the half marathon or the new third marathon distance. The route offers country lanes, coastal paths, and stunning views across Lyme Bay.

Experience a scenic 50 mile point to point ultra from Taunton to Minehead, starting on flat canal towpaths then rolling coastal trails past marshes, beaches and woodland. Enjoy aid stations, a medal and stunning Westcountry views.

A 50 mile trail ultramarathon on coastal and upland terrain around Minehead with about 7,337 ft of ascent, six aid stations and a 16 hour cutoff. It is a cupless race with GPX navigation provided.

Westcountry Ultra 100 is a scenic and tough 100 mile trail from Taunton to Minehead, following canals, rivers and coastal paths. Expect dramatic views, challenging climbs and a 32 hour cutoff with plentiful aid stations.

Tackle the demanding coastal trails of Exmoor National Park. Choose from 10K, Half Marathon, Marathon, or Ultra distances across varied, rugged terrain. This event is part of a season-long series where runners can score leaderboard points.

Follow the ancient Ridgeway track on a 40 mile linear journey through the chalk downlands of Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire. This point to point event offers a historic route for both walkers and runners.

Experience a scenic trail run through the South Downs with dedicated junior races for primary and secondary school ages. Participants enjoy hilly routes and a fast descent to the finish at the Cadence Cycle Club Café.

Experience the beautiful Dorset countryside on these primary trail routes through Thomas Hardy country. Choose between a 5 mile or half marathon course starting and finishing at Dorchester Rugby Club.

Join the Dilton Dash on 10 May 2026 at Dilton Marsh for scenic multi terrain 10K, 3K and 1/2K fun runs supporting village causes. Expect stiles and gates, medals for all finishers and prizes for winners.

Take on the stunning Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site in May 2026. Choose your distance from a 10K up to a full 100km trek, with full support and rest stops along the iconic coastline. Walk, jog, or run your way from Corfe Castle to a cel..

Experience a unique trail race through the Flete Estate in South Devon where you must outrun the water. Choose between three distances featuring estuary paths, coastal trails, and the iconic causeway to Burgh Island.

The Semington Slog on 16 May 2026 features a 10 km and 2 km run from St Georges School. Routes explore the village and Kennet and Avon Canal towpath. Enjoy community activities, refreshments, and prizes.

Experience a historic fell race near Okehampton featuring a five mile senior course and junior options. Reach the highest point in southern England while navigating scenic moorland terrain starting from Meldon dam.

The Guernsey Ultra (GU36) will take place in Saint Peter Port on Sunday 17 May 2026. You can run 36 miles.

Experience a multi terrain race along the stunning Jurassic Coast with routes through cliff tops and pebble beaches. This community event supports Beer Primary School and offers distances for various experience levels.

This 10K trail race starts and finishes on Cocklemoor in Langport, taking runners across mixed terrain paths through the Somerset Levels and countryside. It follows UK Athletics rules and is open to participants aged 17 and over.

The Newchurch Nine is a community trail run on the Isle of Wight with 900m, 4.5km, and 9km routes. All proceeds support the local primary school, and every finisher gets a medal. The event is known for its friendly atmosphere and inclusive..