Trail Running calendar near Radnage 2026-2027
We have found 699 Trailruns within 80 miles of Radnage. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 699 Trailruns within 80 miles of Radnage. See below where and when you can find the races.
A 75 mile off road ultra on a one mile loop at Denbies Wine Estate with up to 30 hours to finish, chip timing and multiple concurrent race options.
A 100 mile ultra on a flat one mile trail loop at Denbies Wine Estate offering 12 hour and 24 hour options plus 50, 75 and shorter races.
A 24 hour attended challenge at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking where runners complete 1 mile on the hour for 24 consecutive hours; onsite tent camping, daytime cafe service and a simultaneous virtual option are provided.
Run one mile on the hour for 12 consecutive hours at Denbies Wine Estate with chip timing, a finisher medal, camping and a simultaneous virtual option.
A timed trail weekend at Leybourne Lakes on a fully marked 2.5km loop with 6, 12 and 24 hour options plus relays. Race village offers basecamp space, live timing, medical support and finisher medals.
Timed event at Denbies Wine Estate on 20 June 2027 using a 1 mile loop; runners choose distances from 1 mile to ultra and run laps within a six hour limit.
Scenic trail half marathon across Dunstable Downs in June 2027, 21.2 km with 450 m ascent, marked route, two aid stations and a 250 runner limit.
A 5k obstacle course at Cheltenham Racecourse where participants climb, crawl and slide through a mixed-surface loop while raising funds for Cancer Research UK.
Guided *10 km* trail run around the Devil's Punchbowl in Hindhead, Surrey, with hills, views and group navigation. Events take place at dusk or at night with headtorches and cost £22 per person.
A canal-side, point-to-point half marathon from Wolverhampton to Birmingham on 3 July 2027, chip timed with seeded waves and race mementos.
A 5 km cross-country fundraiser at Stanmer Park on 3 July 2027, featuring grassy start and woodland terrain with steep inclines, organised by Cancer Research UK.