Trail Running calendar near Holcombe 2026-2027

Take on the 13th edition of the Dirty Dozen, a 12km off-road trail run through the rugged landscape of Cannock Chase. The figure-eight course passes forest paths, stone tracks, and the infamous Ditch of Doom. A shorter kids' race also offer..

Tackle a scenic but testing 6.8 km fell course around Dolgarrog with 417 m of climb, hosted at Canolfan Porthlwyd. Entry on the day; minimum age 16 makes it perfect for adventurous runners.

Take on the iconic Black Combe fell race in the Lake District: a tough 13 km course with about 1000 m climb and stunning views. Pre entry only, over 18s welcome, and every entry includes a pie.

Tackle 580m of ascent on this challenging 7.8km fell race through Carding Mill Valley. Part of the Shropshire Winter Series, it features rocky tracks and steep descents. Full mandatory kit is required for all participants.

The Morland Marathon is a 30-mile trail event on March 8, 2026. It features a partially self-navigated route suitable for trail runners and walkers.

This 40th edition offers a 26 or 18 mile journey across the Western Pennine moors and reservoirs. Starting in Greenmount, participants have 9 hours to complete the route with specific cut-off times. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome to..

A seven hour timed event at Burton Waters near Lincoln on a flat canal towpath beside the Fossdyke. Measured laps allow half, marathon and ultra distances, with medals for anyone completing at least one lap.

Born 2B Wild is a 5k trail run in Hamsterley Forest where you can run with your dog. The course features mud, hills, and obstacles. There's a team competition, and finishers get a medal.

Choose your challenge on this scenic coastal loop. Participants can run as many 5.24-mile laps as they like within six hours, with options to complete a half or full marathon distance. All finishers are rewarded with a medal and official ti..

This is the final running of the March Hare event in Penistone. Join the 7-hour challenge on the flat Trans Pennine Trail, run any number of laps, and earn a special medal and treats. A friendly, cupless event with cake and a community cent..

This spring community event in Abbey Village features two trail races supporting the local school. Choose the scenic 9 km Roddlesworth Roller or the family friendly 2.2 km Daffodil Doddle. Both offer fully marshalled courses, finisher medal..

A 9 km fell race at Shatton in the Hope Valley with 450 m of ascent. Pre-entry only, minimum age 18, full kit required; the race holds UK Athletics insurance and is part of local fell race series.

The PECO XC Relays is a free, club-focused cross-country relay in Leeds. Teams of three tackle a 3 x 2.6 mile undulating course. Online entry is required and limited to 150 teams.

A flexible three day running event based at The Unicorn Inn in Telford with options of 8 miles, a half marathonish distance or a full marathon across one, two or three days, and a ticket range from about £42 to £115.

The PB18km Trail Run follows the Pennine Bridleway from Hayfield to Rushup Edge. With 806m of ascent, it offers fast trails and a flexible start window. Participants receive navigation support, on-course refreshments, and a finisher's medal..

A 50km trail run on a new loop course through the White and Dark Peak District. With a flexible morning start window, runners navigate classic trails like the Pennine Bridleway. Includes aid stations, a finisher's medal, and a strict mandat..

Choose your challenge at WODland Endurorun, a trail run on a scenic 5 km loop in Holme Styes Wood. Options range from a simple 5 km to a 6 hour team relay. Everyone runs the same course and receives a finisher's medal.

The Haworth Hobble is a classic 31.7-mile winter ultra across the gritstone moors of West Yorkshire. With 5,300 feet of climbing, it's a challenging, volunteer-run event known for its incredible feed stations and community spirit. Entries a..

Run on the private trails of the Brynkinalt Estate. This two-day festival in March features canicross and standard trail running events over 5 km and 10 km distances, with a finish line at the historic hall.

The Grindleford Gallop is a 34 km run through Peak District villages and moorland. This volunteer-led event raises funds for a local school. Runners enjoy a friendly atmosphere and cake on the scenic course.