Trail Running calendar near Princetown 2026-2027

Trail races around Roadford Lake organised by Sportiva Events. Distances include 10K and half marathon with canicross options. Entries include chip timing, feed station, medal, refreshments and category prizes.

An off road ultramarathon from Maiden Newton of about 35.9 miles with roughly 1,300 m of ascent, passing hillforts and coastal views. Six aid stations offer water and cake, GPX files and maps are provided for navigation.

Cornwall’s only all-road marathon, held in Pensilva on 1 November 2026, follows a scenic route across Bodmin Moor and the Fowey Valley. The course has about 2200 ft of elevation and a 6.5 hour cut-off; entries are open.

An evening event at Scorrier House on 1 November 2026 with 2.5 km, 5 km and 10 km races plus canicross; timed by ST App Service with medals, awards, photography and on-site food and music.

A multi-distance coastal ultra weekend in November 2026 with routes from 38 km to 110 miles, running along the North Coast and across Exmoor to finish in Minehead. Options include technical coastal trails, estuary flats and significant elev..

Trail races at Oxwich Bay on 7 November 2026 offering 10K, half, marathon and ultra routes across grass, moor, beach and rock. Finishers earn points toward the Endurancelife season leaderboard.

A point to point trail on the Cornish Coast Path with a 26.2 mile marathon and a 35 mile ultra that visits three lighthouses. Expect mud, rocks, dunes and substantial elevation.

A weekend of self navigated trail races along the North Devon and Exmoor coast on 7 and 8 November 2026, with distances from 38 km to 110 miles and GPS tracking provided for all routes.

Three trail distances between Kingswear, Totnes and Dartmouth on waymarked coastal and riverside paths, with aid stations, mandatory navigation kit, and a bespoke finisher medal and cupcake.

Trail Half Marathon Wales runs in Margam Country Park and Forest on 14 November 2026, offering a fully marked half marathon and 10k on forest trails with checkpoints, safety cover, and included car parking.

A no pressure trail run in Padstow on 14 November 2026 supporting the National Lobster Hatchery, held out and back on the Camel Trail. Distances range from 2.5 km to 10 miles with canicross options and no cut off times.

A winter 2026/27 night trail series across Somerset with four events and both 5km and 10km route options. Runners can enter individual events or the full series and order a bespoke wooden finisher's medal for each race.

A 10 miles cross-country race around Castle Drogo with hilly, muddy terrain and views over the Teign valley. Water stations are at Fingle Bridge and the finish; awards are given for top finishers and age categories.

A six hour timed event at Dartington Hall with repeat 5 km laps and a canicross option. Mixed terrain, on-site catering and chip timing; proceeds support a new playground.

An evening trail at Dartington Hall with 10K and 5K single-lap courses, 1K and 2K kids races, and canicross. Green Table will host registration and refreshments while the event raises funds for a new childrens playground.

A coastal multi-lap event in Fowey based on an 8 km mixed trail and road lap, offering 8, 16, 24, 32 km options and a four-person relay, timed by ST App Service with finishers' medals and male and female awards.

An off road hill race around Brent Knoll in Somerset on 22 November 2026, roughly 6 miles with a steep summit climb and muddy trails. Facilities at the BASC sportsground include parking, toilets, refreshments and a limited bag drop.

An eight hour timed event near Exmouth with 5.3 km out and back laps on a tarmac route along an old train line. Flexible on day starts, a mix of medals for finishers and a maximum of 75 entrants.

A trails event at Mothecombe on the Erme Estuary offering an 8.5 mile classic with two estuary crossings and a half marathon route. Courses are marked and marshalled, head torch is mandatory.

An 8 hour timed road event on 29 November 2026 near Littleham, Exmouth, with 5.3 km laps on a tarmac out and back course along a disused train line. The TUGG system allows flexible starts and medals are awarded for laps completed.