Trail Running calendar near Goudhurst 2026-2027

Looped 50 km, 25 km and 10 km routes from a Maidstone basecamp travel the North Downs Way, the River Medway and past Leeds Castle with covered rest stops, GPS tracking, camping and finisher medal and t shirt.

Tackle iconic Box Hill on a trail running challenge in Surrey. Choose from 50k, 31k, or 21k distances on a clearly marked course with marshal support. Finish in the event village to collect your medal and post race goodies.

Choose a scenic 10k or shorter 5k through the Chiltern Hills around Frieth, combining woodland paths and country roads. Expect rolling climbs and panoramic views for a rewarding, hilly challenge for road and trail runners.

Run a beautiful single lap through the autumn woodlands of Limpsfield Common. The 10k trail course features gentle slopes and a mostly downhill finish. Participants receive a medal, a finisher's T-shirt, and enjoy a supportive community atm..

The FOOBS Trail and Fun Runs return in October. Choose from a chip timed 10K, 6K, or a family friendly 2K fun run through the countryside near Old Basing. The event supports local schools through community fundraising.

This 10k starts and finishes at the Dengie Hundred Sports Centre. The flat, single-lap route takes in sea wall paths, open countryside trails, and town streets. Free parking and facilities are available on-site.

A 100 mile trail race from Goring and Streatley using Thames Path and the Ridgeway, featuring four 25 mile out and back legs, 16 aid stations and a 28 hour cutoff; entrants must meet a 50 mile qualifier and be 20 or older.

An annual 25 km or 50 km countryside challenge around Kent, Surrey and Sussex with written route instructions, checkpoints and food included; participants aim to complete their chosen distance within ten hours.

Woodland half marathon and 10k at Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest on 18 October 2026, with downloadable route maps, a bespoke medal, free photos and limited free parking.

A trail race weekend at Bede's Prep School near Beachy Head offering Ultra, Marathon, Half Marathon and 10k distances. Runners note scenic views, steep hills, clear signage and strong marshal support.

A 30-mile out-and-back ultra along the River Stort and Lee navigations, mostly flat grassy trail with checkpoints about every 5 miles and four- and eight-hour cut-offs. Based at Hockerill Sports and Social Club with medals and trophies for..

A 5 mile timed, self-navigated night trail on 30 October 2026, run mostly through forest and downland. Fancy dress is encouraged with trophies and a post-run dessert for winners, and a tail runner will sweep the course.

A single-loop 50K trail ultramarathon in the Chilterns on 31 October 2026, starting and finishing in Berkhamsted with marked navigation, three aid stations and a 9 hour time limit.

Join a devilish 6.66 km Halloween trail at Brewery Fields, Great Baddow on 31 October, a fun fancy dress event rather than a race. Limited to 50 places, finishers get a medal, drink and costume prizes and a GPX route is provided.

Night trail event in Alice Holt Forest offering choice of 5 km, 10 km or 15 km around tree lined tracks. One outpost per lap supplies snacks and refill barrels. Dogs and headphones are not permitted.

Trail races in Wendover Woods, Buckinghamshire offer marathon, half marathon, 10k and a junior 1k on hilly forest trails with mixed terrain, onsite facilities and event medals and photos; there is a six hour cutoff.

Join Enigma Fireworks on 6 and 7 November 2026 for marathon and half marathon loops around scenic Caldecotte Lake. Enjoy waterside views, lap support and a bespoke finisher medal to light up your race season.

Take on flat, scenic laps along the Thames towpath in Walton on Thames with flexible starts and distances from 5 km to ultra. Limited places, aid stations, digital results and medals make this a friendly, festival style challenge.

A night trail run at Stonor Park near Henley-on-Thames with three route distances from 7 km to 17 km. Middle and long routes have one outpost each; bring a headtorch and a reusable cup; headphones are not permitted.

Three waymarked trail routes from Stonor Park through the Chilterns AONB, featuring steep sections, wildlife sightings, on-course outposts and event amenities including free parking, timing, results and a finisher medal.