Trail Running calendar near Looe 2026-2027

Join this eight hour timed challenge on a scenic disused train line in Bridestowe. Run or walk as many five kilometer laps as you like at your own pace in a supportive and flexible environment.

A chip-timed 5K and 10K on an undulating multi-terrain route around Neroche Primary School, with medals and age-group prizes, plus a children’s fun run that accepts a £2 donation. Proceeds support Neroche School PFA.

A circular 14.2 mile mixed terrain race around Exeter with a shorter 9 mile Yellow Zone option. The course follows the Green Circle through valleys, meadows and along the Exe and includes toilet facilities at several points.

An evening fell race at Merrivale on June 17 with a senior 9.5k course of steep climbs, ridge running and fast descents. Entries are limited, the route is partly waymarked to protect nesting birds and organisers may shorten the course in ba..

Meet Your Max 10k is an about 10 km multi terrain race from Truro to St Clement and Malpas, featuring road, trail, track and muddy sections. It is the final race in the Cornish Multi terrain series and offers team and category prizes.

Experience 185 million years of history along the World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Choose from multiple distances up to 105 miles following the scenic South West Coast Path.

A three day festival at the Pinkery Centre in Exmoor National Park combining the Exmoor Perambulation and Man vs Moor events. It features walks, trail races, a sunset swim, evening talks and family options.

Trail event at Siblyback Lake on 20 June 2026 offering 2.5 km, 4.8 km, 9.6 km and an eight hour Siblython around a 4.8 km lap, with camping, café, personalised bibs, medals and awards.

Take on the Burrator Horseshoe, a scenic 10 km fell race across Dartmoor with about 315 m of climb at Meavy Village Green. Rugged terrain, junior races and club prizes make it ideal for competitive and social runners.

A crewed team event for five runners tackling 100 mile trail routes in Cornwall. Entry requires a prior 100k under 20 hours and night running experience; organisers provide regular crew support and on course supplies.

A multi-terrain 10k starting and finishing at Umborne Village Hall near Colyton, with about 75% off-road running and a scenic section on the private Widworthy Estate. The event includes marshals, water stations, limited parking and prizes a..

A traffic-free, flat evening 10 km along the River Exe organised by Exeter City Community Trust. The event provides water and medical support, medals for finishers and options to run with a charity place or book independently.

A 26.2 Miles self navigation coastal event from Rock to Boscastle, featuring three manned checkpoints, live GPS tracking, medals for finishers and awards for top placings. It forms stage 3 of The Saints and Smugglers 100 Mile Challenge.

Hourglass is a unique last-person-standing race where runners complete consecutive 2-mile laps with ever-shrinking time limits. Strategy and pacing are key as the clock counts down on a mixed-terrain course. Prizes are awarded to the final..

Experience a 5 mile scenic loop along Widemouth Bay and Bude canal in this 6, 12, or 24 hour endurance event with solo and team categories. Camping is included for participants at this charity event supporting Talan’s Trust.

A 13.5 mile trail half marathon on Lundy Island on 28 June 2026, visiting all four corners of the island and running coastal and clifftop trails. Raceboat entries include a chartered ferry aboard MS Oldenburg while non-raceboat entrants arr..

Experience a flat and traffic free run along North Devon estuaries and historic railway tunnels. With distances from 10km to 50km plus family fun runs, this event offers a fast tarmac course through beautiful tranquil woodlands.

Experience a multi-terrain coastal challenge along the South West Coast Path with marathon, half marathon, and 10k options. Enjoy a unique race atmosphere ending with a traditional Devon cream tea and bespoke finisher medal.

A roughly 5 mile trail race at Haldon Forest Park near Exeter, run on forest tracks, paths and fire roads. The event includes water stations, age category prizes, a hillclimb championship and a donation to St Petrock's charity.

A traditional fell race from Belstone Village to Cosdon Beacon and back, about 3.1 miles with roughly 300 m of climb. The course is self-navigated under Fell Runners Association rules; juniors may compete in age-specific races.