Trail Running calendar near Sandridge 2026-2027

Enjoy a scenic mostly flat, traffic free course through farm fields and a pumpkin corn trail at Bullbanks Farm. Choose 10K, 5K or a family 1K, then relax in the event village with refreshments and family fun.

Run Sandringham stages multiple races around the Sandringham Royal Estate in 2026, from a Community Mile to a Half Marathon and a 24 hour 5 mile loop. The mixed trail and closed road courses are marshalled and include chip timing for the 5K..

Volunteer run charity 10k and 3k in Grantchester on 27 September 2026 supporting Maggie's Centre Cambridge and ACT. Courses run on farmland with chip timing, medals for finishers and on site refreshments.

Run the scenic 10 Mile Eridge Park Trail Challenge through woods, meadows and muddy streams on 27 September 2026 in Tunbridge Wells. Tackle technical climbs, enjoy marshals along the route and celebrate with cake and a pint at the finish.

Run as many 3.3 mile laps as you can in six hours around leafy Coombe Abbey Park, with mainly flat stone paths and a meadow section that may get muddy. Choose a medal or an eco friendly tree token and refuel at the on site cafe.

Tackle 100 mile across the rolling South Downs, starting and finishing at Plumpton Racecourse. With 12,000 ft of ascent, scenic views and a 34 hour cutoff, this autumn single loop ultra is a true test.

Run to the Sea Bournemouth is a scenic 50 km point to point ultra from Moors Valley to Hengistbury Head on 3 October 2026. Expect flat forest trails and seafront running, four feed stations, tracking and a bespoke medal.

Take on the Epping Forest 50 KM 2026, a scenic 50 km trail challenge through ancient woods on 3 October 2026. Enjoy varied terrain, fresh air and a memorable run just outside London.

Hit the trails at London EcoTrail 25 KM on 3 October 2026 in Epping's Bell Common. Enjoy a scenic 25 km route through woodlands and countryside, perfect for trail runners craving a nature filled challenge.

Run the Dark Downs under the stars on 3 October 2026 at Plumpton Racecourse in Lewes. Choose a 50 km or half marathon loop across rolling South Downs trails with reflective signage and marshals for a magical night race.

Join the Hoby Hop Trail Race 10th anniversary for a chip timed five mile cross country or Canicross through the scenic Upper Wreake valley. Undulating fields, stiles and brook crossings with village hall race HQ for entries and facilities.

Wild Run Cotswolds showcases rugged off road trails on a private estate with fully marked routes, chip timing and a family friendly supporter zone. Entries are limited to 600; choose 10K, half, marathon or the six hour 360 challenge.

A 20 mile looped trail race on 4 October 2026 that starts and finishes inside Landguard Fort. The marked route crosses two nature reserves, two estuaries and the Port, includes three aid stations, a drop bag service and a six hour cut-off.

A riverside out-and-back series on the Thames Path offering 10 km, half marathon and marathon options on flat, runnable routes with marked course, checkpoint nutrition and on-course medical support.

Wild Run Oxford is planned for 4 October 2026 (TBC) on Oxford's nearby trails, with a 10K and a Half Marathon on mixed smooth and rugged terrain; the event is licensed by the Trail Running Association and UK Athletics.

A Thames Valley LDWA challenge from Liston Hall in Marlow offering new 25 km, 40 km and 50 km routes through the Hambleden and Stonor valleys, with checkpoint refreshments, a finish meal, timed e certificates and a free badge.

Multi-terrain 10k and 5k around Thompson with medals for all and trophies for top three men and women. Event proceeds support the Thompson Millennium Green Charitable Trust.

A guided 30 mile trail run from St Martha's, Guildford along the North Downs Way via Box Hill and Denbies Wine Estate. Group-paced with coaching support; participants should have completed long training runs and carry suitable kit.

Looped 50 km, 25 km and 10 km routes from a Maidstone basecamp travel the North Downs Way, the River Medway and past Leeds Castle with covered rest stops, GPS tracking, camping and finisher medal and t shirt.

Tackle chalk climbs, ridgelines and singletrack at Beat Box Hill, with distances from 21k to 50k and charity places. Marked routes, marshals, chip timing and a finish village with food and a themed medal await.