Trail Running calendar near Gainsborough 2026-2027
We have found 624 Trailruns within 80 miles of Gainsborough. See below where and when you can find the races.
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A Category A fell race at Ogden Water near North Halifax, covering about 3.5 miles with roughly 1000 feet of climb over stony trails, ridges, stream crossings and technical terrain. Organised by Halifax Harriers as a fundraiser with on-site..
Join a challenging 5.3 km fell race in the South West Pennines from Whitworth Scout Hut on Wed 17 Jun 2026, with 360 m of climb. Entry on the day is £5 and all finishers get a beer, with prizes for the first three men and first three ladies..
An evening 10 km trail race around the high points of Milford and Brocton on Cannock Chase. The course is self navigation with route arrows and a suggested GPX file; entry is £10 and any profits go to Muscular Dystrophy.
An evening 5 km trail race at Newmillerdam Country Park on 17 June 2026, following a single undulating woodland loop by the lake. Overall trophies and age-category awards are offered, with basic facilities and on-site registration.
On 18 June 2026 the Beamsley Beacon race covers 5.5 miles with about 1100 ft of climb, starting at St Peters Church Hall in Addingham and reaching the stone cairn at the Beacon. Entry is £5 and parking next to the hall is limited.
A 4.5 miles fell race from the playing fields by Grindleford Pavilion through Hay Wood, the Longshore Estate and Padley Gorge, with a river crossing near the finish. The route is marshalled and partially taped and has a minimum age of 16.
A four day running festival in June 2026 across Tameside, Oldham and Glossop featuring four consecutive races: a 10 km, a hilly 6 mile, a mixed terrain half marathon and a town 7 mile with a kids mile.
An 8 km fell race around Millers Dale on 19 June 2026 with 180 m of ascent, following the Monsal Trail and returning via Cheedale stepping stones. Entry is limited to 200 and the minimum age is 18.
A six mile fell race in Stalybridge on 19 June 2026 that climbs to the Trigg point on Hobson Moor. Entry is £10 with entries closing 30 May 2026 and a booking fee applied.
A night trail run from Goathland Village Hall across the North York Moors, with two distances. The 40 mile route runs through the night to meet sunrise and includes route GPX, a tracker, and on-course refreshments.
Take on the Buckden Pike fell race in the Yorkshire Dales, a steep 6 km route with about 486 m of climb that starts and finishes at Buckden Village Green. Entry on the day is £7 as part of the village gala; parking is limited so use the des..
A trail half marathon in Kettlewell on 20 June 2026 featuring about 900 m of ascent and three steep climbs, river paths and Wharfedale views. The event includes drinks stations, a post race meal, free parking and minimum age 17.
An inflatable obstacle course event at Harewood House on Saturday 20th June 2026 with giant slides, music zones and lap-based distances from 2.5 km to 15 km. Family-friendly features include a finisher's medal and on-course water.
A weekend running event at the Leeds/Liverpool Canal in Kirkstall offering 5 km, 10 km and half marathon options on 20 June 2026. Finishers receive a jumble medal, hot food and a choice of beer or soft drink.
Join the James Blakeley Fell Race on Sat 20 Jun 2026 in Holmfirth for a thrilling 5 km Peak District challenge with 180 m climb. Entry on the day is free though site admission applies, teams of three welcome, minimum age 14.
A scenic 10 km multi terrain race on 20 June 2026 starting and finishing at Shadwell Primary School. The undulating route mixes road and trail, includes 132 m of elevation gain, and is supported by marshals and a qualified first aid team.