Trail Running calendar near Saltburn-by-the-Sea 2026-2027

Experience an exclusive trail run through the private parkland and historic estate of Aske Hall. Choose between 5km and 10km routes featuring pasture fields and woodland trails followed by post-race food.

Join this relaxed summer trail run at Cromwell Bottom Nature Reserve. Choose between 5k and 10k distances with on the day registration inclusive of hot food and a medal for all finishers.

Experience a scenic 10k trail run around Clowbridge Reservoir and the Pennine Bridleway. This mid week event features 175m of elevation and supports local causes through race proceeds.

Explore the hidden valleys and picturesque villages of the Yorkshire Wolds on this circular 54 km ultra marathon starting in Pocklington. Enjoy fully stocked indoor checkpoints and sustainable finish line rewards.

A category BM fell race covering 12.9 km and 610 m of ascent near Calderbrook. This event features team prizes and post race refreshments at the local community church.

Tackle a classic Lake District fell race on Saturday 25 July 2026 at Beetham Sports Field, a 9.3 km route with 283 m of climb that rewards grit with stunning views. Entry on the day, plus junior sports day races and parking on site.

Tackle classic Lake District terrain at the High Wether Howe fell race on Sat 25 Jul 2026, a 14 km route with 485 m of climb starting and finishing at Stepps Hall. Entry on the day is welcome and proceeds support the Shap community fund.

Experience a 28.5 km fell race featuring 1285 meters of ascent through the Pennine Way and moorlands. This event starts at Cartworth Moor Cricket Club and requires mandatory safety kit and navigation skills.

Run 14 miles along the Northumberland coast from Beadnell to Alnmouth on 26 July 2026, mixing sand, road and trail and finishing on the beach. Limited places and a 3 hour 30 minute cut off for tide and safety mean book early.

This 14 km fell run in the Yorkshire Dales starts from historic Bolton Castle. The route includes 305 metres of climb and welcomes teams. Records show a fast, competitive history for this FRA-permitted event.

Tackle the Hameldon Quarry Race on 28 July 2026 in Hapton, Burnley, a lively 6.5 km trail with about 400 m of climb through Bowland terrain. Day entry only, low fees and team categories make it ideal for a spontaneous challenge.

Tackle the Fellrunner at Lee Mill Quarry, a 10km fell race with 332 m climb, offering steep scenic trails and a tough workout. Entry on the day and teams welcome make this a lively opener for the Rossendale mid week series.

Join this summer pop up event in Skipton featuring 5km and 10km trail runs. Participants enjoy a jumble medal plus post race food and drinks with the convenient option to pay on the day.

Experience the first women only ultramarathon in West Yorkshire with a scenic 50 km route through Hebden Bridge and Haworth. This event features 5000 feet of ascent and full support from an all female crew.

Experience a 37 mile trail loop through the North Pennines AONB and UNESCO Global Geopark. Runners can tackle this scenic route through moorlands and dales as a solo participant or in a three person relay team.

Experience a 36 mile journey from source to sea along the Esk Valley Way. This tracked ultra marathon traverses the wild North York Moors and finishes at the iconic Whitby Harbour.

Experience the undulating landscape of Halifax on this 24 mile walk or run. Navigate woods, fields, and canal paths with full support including mid route refreshments and a post event meal.

A fell race held within the Osmotherley Show in North Yorkshire on 1 August 2026, covering 8.8 km with 320 m of climb. Entry is open to runners aged 16 and over with day registration and show admission required.

A traditional fell race on Farleton Knott near Kendal, featuring a 2.6-mile course with 750 feet of climb. It includes multiple junior age categories and counts towards the BOFRA Championship. Parking is available for a small fee.

Join the Round Hill fell race for a challenging 14.1 km course with sweeping York Dales views, starting and finishing in charming Timble village. Entry is on the day for a small fee and part of the proceeds support brain tumour research.