Trail Running calendar near New Mills 2026-2027

Join Race 2 of the Jane Tomlinson Canal Race Series on 2 June 2026 in Methley for a fast 5 km on the flat Aire and Calder towpath. Enjoy a friendly marshaled event with prizes and proceeds supporting the Jane Tomlinson Appeal.

Take on the Hebden Bridge fell race on Tue 2 Jun 2026 in the South West Pennines, a flagged 10.4 km course with about 350 m of climb that rewards bold climbing and fast descents. Day entry and prizegiving at The Albert make for a friendly,..

Tackle Paddy's Pole fell race in the Bowland fells near Chipping, Lancs, a punchy 6 km with 336 m climb that rewards hill legs. Pre entry is required, entries limited to 140 so book early and consider car sharing as parking is limited.

Take on the Burbage Skyline fell race in the Peak District on Tue 2 Jun 2026, a scenic yet testing 6.2 miles with 280 m of climb on the new 2024 route. Enjoy classic moorland terrain and a friendly club atmosphere, with pre entry only.

Take on the Griffin Challenge, a six hour looped run along the scenic Griffin Trail from Braybrooke Taproom, completing 3.3 mile out and back laps to cover as much distance as you can. Enjoy free parking and the taproom after the run.

Join the Calver Peak fell race on Wednesday 3 June 2026 in the Peak District for a lively 5 mile run over limestone scenery with roughly 275 m of climb. Friendly and suitable for novices, it offers a classic fell experience near Calver vill..

The Whorlton Run on Wed 3 Jun 2026 is a scenic 11 km challenge in the North York Moors from Swainby Village Hall, mixing road, fell and forest tracks with 427 m of climb. Entry on the day is available so come join the Esk Valley Fell Club S..

Tackle the Otley Chevin fell race on Wed 3 Jun 2026, a classic 3 mile challenge with 210 m of climb across rugged West Yorkshire terrain. Fast, friendly and fiercely competitive, this long running tradition welcomes runners aged 16 plus.

A local road running event in Bingley offering 5 km and 10 km options on 04/06/2026, organised by Its Grim Up North Running with published entry fees and participant feedback noting a friendly atmosphere.

Join the Kettlewell Anniversary Fell Race on Thu 4 Jun 2026 in Kettlewell, York Dales. Circa 8 km with a testing 550 m climb, this permit race is novice friendly and offers pre entry or on the day registration from the village hall.

Challenge the South West Pennines at the Leo Pollard Memorial Race in Rivington, an 8.5 km fell course with 335 m of climb, held around Rivington Hall Barn. Entry on the day; proceeds support Bolton Mountain Rescue.

A summer evening trail race at Sledmere House with a scenic 10 km route through chalk valleys and woodland, plus a shorter 3.6 km taster and a children’s Fun Run. Chip timing, a finisher medal and limited entries.

Trail races from Station Top, Otley on public footpaths with 51 km, 25 km and 16 km options plus a 50 km relay; mandatory kit, mapped routes, manned checkpoints and limited facilities at race HQ.

A multi distance trail event based at Kendal, featuring a roughly 100 km loop through the southern Lake District via Garburn Pass, Ambleside and Windermere. The event includes covered rest stops, medical support, GPS tracking and camping op..

A 24 hour, 50 mile linear route from Marsden to Ilkley across the South Pennines, visiting six Stanza Stones with poems by Simon Armitage. The event features live tracking, three indoor checkpoints and a finishers meal.

Run the Divorce Day Defib Fundraiser this June with 8 mile, 16 mile or marathon routes along the Silkin Way, crossing the iconic Ironbridge. Expect varied trails, fancy dress and a welcoming community as you raise funds for a life saving de..

The National Forest Way Ultra will take place in Burton upon Trent on Saturday 6 June 2026.

A mountain-course fell race from Horton in Ribblesdale to the summit of Pen-y-Ghent and back, covering 12.2 km with around 500 m of ascent. It is the opening race of the Yorkshire Dales Classics Series.

A 13.2 mile flagged trail race on 6 June 2026 around Wharfedale, starting and finishing at Wharfedale Rugby Club in Threshfield. The route gains over 2,000 feet, follows established footpaths, offers prizes and supports a local rugby club.

A 50 mile point to point ultra across the South Pennines visiting six carved poem stones and Haworth. The route combines high moorland and valley sections with indoor checkpoints, live tracking and finishers mementos.