Trail Running calendar near Leominster 2026-2027

A community 10 km race in the Frome Valley starting and finishing at Elm Park Primary School in Winterbourne, with a varied terrain course on road and trails. Proceeds support Elm Park Primary School.

A 41.4 mile circular challenge around Coventry on largely off road paths through Warwickshire and Solihull, open to walkers, runners and relay teams of up to six with five checkpoints, tracking and a hot finish meal.

Marathon and half marathon along the traffic free Tissington Trail in Derbyshire. The out and back course climbs to Parsley Hay then returns to Ashbourne Leisure Centre, with route maps and GPX files available.

Experience a unique ultra marathon format on a 4.167 mile loop through the scenic Eastnor Castle Deer Park. Choose between an eight hour solo backyard challenge or a flexible relay with friends on a mud free course.

Explore the scenic woodland paths and panoramic views of Cheshire in these chip timed trail races. Choose between 21k and 42k distances starting from the Delamere Forest Visitor Centre.

A 7 hour time challenge at Dare Valley Country Park offering distances from 3 km up to ultra and 50 km. Finishers receive a themed medal and distance pins, with aid stations and vegan options on course.

A family oriented 2.5K and 5K event at Aston Park where every finisher receives a cuddly teddy. The run raises funds for Birmingham Children's Hospital and finishes with a teddy bears picnic.

A circular walking event on 26 April 2026 from Pewsey Scout Hut with four distances, scenic views of the Vale of Pewsey and Marlborough Downs, and routes that visit several archaeological sites.

Event Overview The Dragonfly Challenge is a timed running event with a 6-hour duration. Participants decide how far they run by completing as many laps of a 5.3 km (3.3-mile) course as they wish within the time limit. This means the total d..

Experience a challenging trail event along the Worcestershire Way with four distance options up to 47 miles. Navigate steep climbs with support from checkpoints and pace leaders to earn a bespoke finishers medal.

Three long mountain races start and finish in Brecon and circle the Bannau Brycheiniog. Distances include a 100 km, a 75 km ultra and a 43 km marathon, each with significant ascent and marked courses with checkpoints and tracking.

Experience 30 miles of Welsh beauty on a circular route from Llanidloes. This inclusive trail event features 4,356 feet of elevation gain with no time limits and fully stocked checkpoints.

A trail event from Carding Mill Valley offering a Half Marathon or Marathon over a 13.1 mile lap of the Long Mynd, with entries limited to 200 for the main race and a virtual option during the week of May 4th.

Experience a weekend of trail running in the Cotswolds with distances ranging from a 10K to a 100KM ultra marathon. Starting from Ilmington these UKA regulated races now include a new 50K option for all participants.

A guided recce of the Paddy Buckley leg from Capel Curig to Nantmoor in the Moelwyns covering 35 km and 2,500 m of ascent. Small groups led by qualified mountain leaders offer route knowledge and practical guidance.

The Sirhowy Challenge is a 10 mile multi-terrain race featuring a 1,500ft climb to Machen Trig Point. Participants enjoy a scenic loop through the Sirhowy valley with awards and a finishers social at the local club.

Run your own distance along the scenic Stroud Waterways canal in this flexible timed event. Start when you like within a one-hour window and see how far you can go in seven hours. Every participant gets a finisher's medal.

Experience the beauty of the North Wessex Downs with trail races of 20 or 33 miles. Run through historic sites like Avebury and the rolling Wiltshire countryside on courses designed for trail enthusiasts.

An annual off-road race day around Chepstow Park Woods starting and finishing at Hood Memorial Hall, Devauden. Distances include 10k, 5k, 2.4k for ages 8 plus and a 60m junior dash with a small donation on the day.

A trail and fell race from Rainow on the edge of the Peak District, featuring a hilly five mile route past White Nancy and Kerridge ridge. Post race teas and cakes are served and proceeds go to local charities and mountain rescue.