Trail Running calendar near Earith 2025-2026

Run under the stars through the rolling Chiltern Hills at Stonor Park in November with three waymarked trail options from 7 to 17 km. Expect a fully marked, timed night race; bring a headtorch and enjoy a finishers medal and event atmospher..

Run the Maverick Oxfordshire Trail at historic Stonor Park in the Chilterns AONB with 7 km, 13 km or 22 km routes through deer filled woods and under soaring red kites. Expect steep climbs, wild views and fully marked, timed trails.

Run from Alexandra Gardens in Windsor along flat, fast off road trails through parkland and woodland. Choose 10K or half marathon with chip timing, free photos and an event village serving food and giveaways.

Join the Remembrance Run on 8 November 2026 at Wraysbury for a moving riverside event honouring those who died, with a two minute silence during the race. Choose distances from 3 km to ultras and earn a finisher medal.

Reflective Remembrance Sunday run in Brightlingsea on 8 November 2026, with the Last Post and silences at the start and at 11:00. Looped traffic free 10.54 km laps let you choose 10 km, half, full or a 6 hour timed challenge.

Remembrance Run at Wraysbury on the Thames is a timed 7 hour challenge where you choose any distance from 3 km to ultra. Scenic signed laps, aid stations with vegan options, a finisher medal and a two minute silence at 11:00.

Run the North Chilterns 50K, a scenic trail ultramarathon from Putteridge Bury over Warden, Barton and Pegsdon Hills with sweeping views. Limited to 250 runners, this supported 50 km course is a rewarding late autumn challenge.

Run flat sandy woodland trails in the Suffolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with 9, 16 or 23 km route options. Maverick Race brings a friendly event village at Wantisden Hall with medals, feed stations and easy road access from London.

Join a guided trail run at Box Hill, Dorking covering 12.5 miles with about 1000 m of ascent through steep, technical woodland and open fields. This noncompetitive group run suits fit trail runners and finishes with an alcohol free beer.

Take on the new winter St Edmund Way Ultra on 5 December 2026, an 80 miles route through Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk. Remote trails, checkpoints and live public tracking make this a true day and night test of endurance.