Trail Running calendar near Kirkby Stephen 2026-2027

The Trails and Ales New Years Eve Fell Race will take place in Rivington on Thursday 31 December 2026. You can run 7 miles.

The Brampton Trail Run will take place in Brampton on Sunday 3 January 2027. You can run 7 kilometers.

A winter trail race on a 17.5 to 18 mile circular course from Robin Hood's Bay, featuring coastal paths on the Cinder Track and Cleveland Way, 1700 ft of ascent and staffed checkpoints with food and water.

A circular 30 mile trail race from Robin Hoods Bay along Cleveland Way paths and the Cinder Track. The route visits Ravenscar, Crookness and Scalby Mills and has aid stations and an 11 hour time limit.

A winter, waymarked trail challenge on the Pendle Way offering about 45 miles or an alternative 30 miles route for runners and walkers, with significant ascent and required winter kit and navigation skills.

Explore the Yorkshire Dales on a guided weekend taking on the 24 mile Yorkshire Three Peaks route with bunkhouse nights in Horton in Ribblesdale. Enjoy a relaxed 10 km loop on Sunday plus coaching, a training plan and event photos.

A 100 mile ultra in Great Britain held on 25 and 26 September 2027, organised by GB ULTRAS LTD. Registration is indicated from 31 January 2026.

Take on MTC ALBION 2029, a 13 day, 503 mile end to end ultra from Gretna Green to Land's End, testing endurance across England. Limited to 20 entries, this supported challenge offers daily stages, tracking and a bespoke finishers trophy.

The MTC Boggart is an inaugural 38 mile single day ultra from Gretna Green to Penrith, blending classic countryside running with a friendly field. Limited entries, bespoke finisher medals and trophies for overall winners.

Take on the inaugural MTC Black Anise, a 38.1 mile single day ultra from Lancaster to Wigan on 12 July 2029. Limited to 40 runners, this compact end to end stage pairs rugged terrain with an intimate yet epic atmosphere and a Black Anise fi..

Take on a scenic one day 36 mile ultra from Wigan to Tarporley as Day 4 of the MTC ALBION. Limited field and GPS tracking make for a focused challenge where all finishers earn a Blue Caps medal and top men and women win bespoke trophies.