Trail Running calendar near Kirkbymoorside 2026-2027

Experience a traditional fell race in the scenic Lake District with the Storth Stampede. This event features a nine kilometer senior course and dedicated junior races for younger athletes looking to test their skills on the hills.

Classic fell race through the North York Moors on Sunday 3 May 2026, 15 km with about 605 m of climb from Fryup Gill near Whitby. Entry on the day makes it ideal for spontaneous runners and teams seeking a rugged challenge.

Experience the beauty of the Peak District with waymarked 6.5 km or 13.1 km trail races starting from Castleton. Enjoy scenic views of Peveril Castle and the Great Ridge followed by local bakery treats at the finish.

Participate in a 5 mile trail race designed for women through the scenic Worsley Woods. This Manchester event starts at Beesley Green Community Centre and offers both affiliated and unaffiliated entry options.

This fell race in the Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix covers 6 miles with over 1100 feet of ascent. Junior races for ages 6-16 are also held on the same day, offering shorter courses from 1km to 3km. All participants must carry waterproof kit..

Test your endurance at The Mad Miller by completing as many laps of a 5.3km circuit as possible in four hours. This New Mills event allows you to pace yourself and celebrate with a gong and a drink at the finish.

Join this prestigious mountain race in Sedbergh featuring challenging up and down trial courses. Compete for county honors or national selection on marked fell routes reaching 980 meters of elevation gain.

An 11 km Calder Valley fell race with 396 m of climb across moorland, visiting Erringden Moor, Stoodley Pike and Bell House Moor. The flagged course is FRA licensed; mandatory kit may be required and entry is limited to 200.

Experience an undulating 6.5 mile trail race through Brierley and Thorpe Woods in Wynyard. This scenic event features a mix of farm tracks and woodland paths for runners aged 16 and over.

Join a guided 22 mile group trail run through the wooded valleys and sweeping moorlands of the North York Moors. This social adventure starts in Pickering and offers a supportive environment for small groups of up to six runners.

Participate in a long established three race series along the flat canal towpaths of Methley. Enjoy a community atmosphere with individual mementos and series t shirts while supporting the Jane Tomlinson Appeal.

Take on the Cautley Horseshoe fell race near Sedbergh on 6 May 2026, a short but brutal 7.5 km with 805 m of ascent and spectacular upland views. Entry on the day is £5 and the Cross Keys Inn will be open for post race food and drink.

Join this summer pop up run in Kirkstall with 5 km and 10 km options along the canal. Enjoy hot food, a jumble medal, and a drink at the finish with the flexibility to pay on the day.

A midweek 8 km fell race through the scenery of Scorton and Nicky Nook. Navigate 310 meters of elevation before enjoying a post race soup and roll at the local café.

A BM-category fell race in Ilkley on 7 May 2026, covering 11.2 km with 335 m of climb. On-the-day entry is available for £5 and the race holds UK Athletics insurance through the FRA.

Take on the classic Pinhaw fell race across the South West Pennines, 8 km (5 miles) with 213 m of climb and rewarding views. Entry is on the day via Earby Cricket Club for a modest fee and teams of three are welcome.

Explore the historic trails of Sherwood Forest in this circular trail ultramarathon. Choose between 30 and 40 mile marked loops passing landmarks like Creswell Crags and the Major Oak.

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of this 33 mile trail race circling Chesterfield. Experience a diverse route through moorland and ancient woodland with comprehensive aid station support.

Choose between three circular routes of 18, 23, or 26 miles through the Colne Valley and Marsden Moors. This inclusive challenge walk and run features moorland navigation and includes snacks and a finishers meal.

A 19-mile self-navigated fell run visiting five trig points around Delph. With 3000 feet of ascent, it follows trails including the Pennine Way. The event features manned checkpoints and requires full navigational kit.