Trail Running calendar near Horton-cum-Studley 2026-2027

A six-hour off-road event at Salcey Forest on a 3.5-mile loop where participants run as many laps as they wish. The course is forest trails with aid-station treats, canicross permitted, parking available and a GPX route provided.

A 50 km trail race on the North Chiltern ridgelines around Putteridge Bury on 21 November 2026. Fully marked course with three aid stations, varied ridgeline terrain and an overall time limit of 8 hours 45 minutes.

A riverside trail run from Alexandra Gardens in Windsor along the Thames offering 21.8 km and 16.1 km chip timed options. Mostly wide, runnable paths, on-course refreshments, friendly marshals and a finisher's medal.

A half-day 10 km trail run in the Chiltern Hills that finishes with a private tour and tasting at Tring Brewery. Guided groups and trail instruction are included, plus a bottle or a pint.

An underground marathon at UCAP Bunker near Portsmouth on 21 November 2026, run through low tunnels with repeated lapped sections. Headtorch and cycle helmet are mandatory and entries for the event are closed.

A night-time trail run at Moors Valley Country Park with looped 10 km laps and options of 10 km, 20 km or 30 km; the course is fully marked and a headtorch is mandatory.

Brutal at Spider Hill in Long Valley offers 5 km and 10 km courses across mud, marshes and climbs, passing Alligator Swamp, Swan Lake, Muddy Mile and Duck Pond. Entries close 19th November.

A *10 km* road and riverside run starting and finishing at Kingston Hawker Centre, using chip timing and offering a finisher medal, refreshments and baggage drop. The event supports Kingston Hospital Charity and notes nearby train and local..

A scenic off-road 10 mile trail race in the New Forest hosted by Totton Running Club, with medals, water stations and age-category trophies. Entries close 19/11/2026 and the field is limited to 301 runners.

A guided 10 km trail run around the Devil's Punchbowl in Hindhead, Surrey, with sunset and night options. Group paced running, headtorch support for night runs, kit provision and an optional alcohol free beer at the finish.

Experience an evening off road run through the tracks and trails of the Wyre Forest. This 10 km multi lap course takes runners through the dark with mandatory torches and a medal for every finisher.

A trail race from Plumpton Racecourse across the South Downs with three route options offering coastal vistas, woodland trails and notable climbs. Finishers receive a medal, drink and finisher goodies.

Take in riverside views at the Riverside Marathon and Half Marathon in Walton on Thames on 28 November 2026. Flat, UKA certified towpath course, limited places, medals for all finishers and virtual entry available.

Scenic riverside marathon and half marathon on a flat UKA certified towpath from Walton on Thames to Hampton Court and back. Lapped format with finisher medals and virtual entries.

A six hour timed event at Suffolk Running Centre on 28 November 2026 with a mass start and lap based course on the Back Quack route. Parking is included and finishers receive either a bespoke event medal or a lucky dip medal.

Guided 30 mile trail run from Haslemere on Sunday 29 November 2026, following sections of the Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path. Group-paced with on-route guidance and a suggested training base of 22 miles.

A community charity run in Campbell Park, Milton Keynes offering 1.5k, 5k, 10k and half marathon options with chip timing, medals, refreshments and a fancy dress element to support Movember and men's health.

Mapledurham 10 & Half is a trail running event on 29 November 2026 at Mapledurham Estate near Reading offering 10km, 10 Mile and Half Marathon courses across woodland, fields and estate roads. On-course water, an event village and post-..

Trail 5K and 10K at Tewinbury in Hertfordshire, run on undulating dirt, grass and woodland paths. Routes are fully marked and marshalled, with an aid station on the 10K and onsite facilities including toilets and parking.

A 21.1 km trail race around Hughenden Manor and surrounding woodlands, with about 450 m of ascent. Mostly forest paths, marked route, aid stations at around 7, 12 and 16 km, and on site parking, toilets and a cafe.