Trail Running calendar near Oakamoor 2026-2027
We have found 719 Trailruns within 80 miles of Oakamoor. See below where and when you can find the races.
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An inflatable obstacle run at Elvington Airfield on 26 September 2026 with multiple lap distances, giant inflatables and music zones. Family friendly, non timed, with a finisher medal, water stations and on-site facilities.
A 102 Mile canal route around Manchester linking several historic canals with live GPS tracking, 11 staffed checkpoints and a 30 hour cut off. Entrants must be 20 or older and have completed an organised 50 Mile ultramarathon to qualify.
Thieveley Pike Fell Race is an AS-category 4.3 mile fell race near Cliviger with about 400 m of ascent, a flagged and marshaled moorland route, specified kit requirements and prizes across senior and veteran categories.
A waymarked trail event at Hope Village on 26 September 2026 offering two routes: a **21K** over Win Hill and riverside trails, and a **52K** across reservoir edges and moorland. Entries include chip timing, free photos and a themed medal.
A single-lap 13 km BM fell race on Ilkley Moor with 370 m ascent over rocky tracks, heathery paths, a mile of road and forest sections with roots and slippery bridges. Basic facilities and FRA mandatory kit are required.
A new 12 mile trail race at National Trust Clumber Park on 26 September 2026. The course is fully marshalled with water stations, a three hour cut off, finisher medal and refreshments; entries are limited to 500.
A 30.9 miles coastal ultra from Blackpool Tower to Lancaster Castle with a short ferry crossing, waymarked route and three checkpoints. Mandatory kit and pre-registration required; entrants must be 18 or over.
A mid distance fell race at Canolfan Ceiriog Centre in Glyn Ceiriog on 26 September 2026 covering 11.6 km with 425 m of ascent. Entry is £6 on the day and the centre provides refreshments and changing facilities.
A charity relay in Malham on 27 September 2026 with mixed teams made up on the day. Each leg is about 0.70 miles with 240 feet of climb, entry is £5 per person and all ages run together.
A BM category fell race in Waddington on 27 September 2026 covering 11.3 km with 415 m ascent. The route is marshalled and partially flagged with a checkpoint on Waddington Fell and a cut off at Summit House Farm.
Classic Peak District fell run from Stoney Wood, Wirksworth with an undulating 13.7 km course and 457 m of climb that rewards strong legs and scenic views. Pre entry is required for the Sept 27 2026 race so book early and bring a cup to red..
Looped trail event in Blackpool on 27 September 2026, featuring a 10K loop and options up to an ultra. The route passes Marton Mere, Blackpool Zoo and Stanley Park, with on-course refreshments and a bespoke finisher medal.
A five mile trail race in Worsley Woods on 27 September 2026, organised by Swinton Running Club and based at Beesley Green Community Centre. Tickets are available as affiliated or unaffiliated and race numbers are collected on the day.
A charity hike or run on Sunday 27 September 2026 around Charnwood, starting and finishing at Beacon Hill Country Park. The route is about 16 miles and visits Beacon Hill, Bardon Hill and Old John to raise funds for local people in need.
Breidden Hills is an 11.5 km fell race around Criggion, Shropshire with 790 m of ascent. The course is partially marked so navigational skills and kit checks are required, entrants must be over 18 and entry is £8.
A six hour lap-based trail event at Coombe Abbey Park near Coventry, using a 3.3 mile loop through woodland and meadow. Options include a medal or a tree token, rucking is allowed and dogs are not permitted.
A night trail 10k at Coombe Abbey Park requiring a head or chest torch, with varied off road terrain, Petzl demo kit, on course refreshments in biodegradable cups, and charity and tree planting options.