Trail Running calendar near Kidderminster 2026-2027

Experience a 10k run through the National Trust Brockhampton Estate. This limited entry event features a hilly course with views and welcomes cani cross participants.

Join the Calton Crawl on Tue 9 Jun 2026 in the Peak District for an energetic 8.5 km trail run with 244 m of climb, offering great views and a proper challenge. Friendly village hall base and day entries welcome for a low cost event.

A five mile charity trail run in Epperstone raising funds for The Brain Tumour Charity, returning to The Cross Keys pub with an entry cap of 375 and prizes including vouchers and a club crate of beer.

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.

Scenic off road 10 mile and 20 mile trail races on 13 June 2026 from Castle Farm Campsite in Fotheringhay, with camping available and eco friendly measures such as bringing a reusable cup or bottle.

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.

This historic off road race returns to Hay on Wye for a 15 mile journey through the countryside. Runners can participate as individuals or as part of a relay team during this traditional UKA event.

A multi-distance trail event on the Cotswold Way with options from 10 km to 100 km, supported by rest stops, catering and medical teams, plus camping, GPS tracking and dedicated categories for walkers and faster runners.

Experience an epic non-stop race along Britain's iconic Pennine Way. This expedition-style event offers multiple distances up to 268 miles, testing your endurance through breathtaking national trail landscapes day and night.

Test your endurance at the Manchester Backyard Ultra where you must complete 4.167 miles every hour until only one runner remains. This out and back course at Giants Seat Scout Camp challenges runners to go beyond their limits.

A timed, multi-lap event at Chorlton Water Park using a 5.3 km out and back course along the River Mersey. Runners can cover one lap up to an ultra within a seven hour limit and all participants receive a finishers' medal.

Part of the annual Wincle Fete, the Wincle Trout is a 5 to 6.5 mile hill run around the Dane Valley and Gradbach with river crossings. The route changes each year with a different host farm and finishers receive a trout plus tea and cake.

A new mainly off-road 12k at Rother Valley Country Park on 13 June 2026, with a taped and marshalled course, a two-hour cut-off and a mug, goody bag, tea, coffee and cakes at the finish. Minimum age 18.

Trail runs through Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills on 14 June 2026, with distances from 1 km to marathon. Routes are waymarked and marshalled, with multiple feed stations and on site parking.

A fell running event in Edale featuring a 7.6 km course with 402 m of ascent and a finish on the Edale Country Day Field. Entry includes admission to Edale Country Day and entries close on Friday 12 June.

Run as many 3.28 mile laps as you wish along the scenic Stroud Waterways canal. This flexible timed event caters to all distances from 5k to ultra marathon with a seven hour time limit and a relaxed start window.

Test your endurance at MacTuffX Manchester with a series of ten interval rounds. Choose between 400m or 800m distances in solo, double, or relay formats for a unique athletic experience.

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.

Experience an 8 km trail race at Wirral Country Park as part of a summer competition series. Open to runners aged 16 and over, the event features age group trophies and series awards.

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.