Trail Running calendar near Great Ponton 2026-2027

Evening trail runs at Wentworth Castle Gardens with 5 km and 10 km options, live chip timing and on-site parking. The course runs through parkland, woodland and historic estate landmarks, and the event is Canicross friendly.

Tackle the Boar's Head fell race in the Peak District on Wed 10 Jun 2026. This BM 8 mile course climbs 402 m from the Boar's Head Hotel, welcomes teams and on the day entries for £5; entrants must be 18 or older.

A 10K held within Sandringham Estate on 12 June 2026, combining trail and road sections with chip timing, a finisher medal and a water station at about 5 km. Runners must be 16 or older and the event follows UK Athletics rules.

Off-road 10 and 20 mile trail races around Fotheringhay, starting at Castle Farm Campsite. Routes run through fields, bluebell woodlands, riverside paths and old railway lines, with camping available and eco-friendly water stations.

An 11.2 km multi terrain community race around Gnosall with a separate chip timed family fun run. The route passes canal towpaths, farmland and woodland and all finishers receive a technical shirt and finish line refreshments.

Tackle the Wincle Trout fell race in the Peak District, a scenic but testing 9.5 km course with 320 m of climb and a possible river crossing, held alongside the lively Wincle Fete. Places are limited and available by pre entry only.

The Roche Abbey Ramble offers a scenic, mixed-terrain loop from a Yorkshire pub. Choose from four distances on a lapped course that includes woodland trails and stepping stones. Finish with a medal, cake, and a classic chip butty in a socia..

A nonstop 268 mile race along the Pennine Way from Edale to Kirk Yetholm with a 156 hour time limit. Checkpoints provide meals, rest and medical support. Entry requires age 21 or over and qualifying endurance experience.

Tackle the classic Edale Fell Race in the Peak District, a 4.7 miles route with 402 m of climb across dramatic moorland. Pre entry and on the day entry are available, plus junior races and entry to Edale Country Day for runners.

Take on the Trevor Milner Riber Run on 16 June 2026 in Lea Green near Matlock for a scenic yet testing 6.8 km course in the Peak District with 305 m of climb. On the day entries available and juniors can join free in the main race.

A fund-raising fell race on 17 June 2026 near Castleton in the Peak District. The route is about 8.5 km with roughly 370 m ascent, run under FRA rules with mandatory kit and flagged, marshalled navigation.

A multi terrain 5 km race at Blackpit Farm near Silverstone featuring woodlands, lakeside lawns and farmland. Finishers receive a bespoke medal and free parking is available at Blackpit Brewery.

A pop up Summer Series event at Cromwell Bottom Nature Reserve offering 5k and 10k options, on the day or online entry, free parking and post-run food, drink and a medal.

Join Ogden Midsummer Madness, a classic fell race around Ogden Water that packs 300 m of climbing into a brisk 5 km loop. Entry is on the day only, making this a lively local test of grit and speed.

The Tideswell Fell Race is an 8 km run through the Peak District, featuring a route over the Monsal Trail and Cheedale. Participants cross stepping stones and finish at Miller's Dale Station, with handmade glass medals for all.

A point-to-point trail event on the Three Shires Way offering a 50 mile ultra and a marathon through Bucks Beds and Northants, with GPX routes, checkpoint support, mandatory kit requirements, prizes and charity donations.

Choose your distance from 5K to Half Marathon at this Yorkshire canal-side run. Finishers get a medal, hot food, and a drink. Pay online in advance or simply register on the day.

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.

Multi terrain ultra running in Derbyshire with 50 mile, 50 km and six person relay options. Routes follow the Derby Nomad trail, require navigation skills and include checkpoint support and finisher prizes.

A 21.2 km trail race across the National Trust's Dunstable Downs with about 450 m of ascent, waymarked routes and on course aid. Entry is limited to 300 runners with a 4 hour time limit.