Trail Running calendar near Seascale 2026-2027
We have found 378 Trailruns within 80 miles of Seascale. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 378 Trailruns within 80 miles of Seascale. See below where and when you can find the races.
A ten mile road race around Derwent Water on 1 November 2026, organised by Keswick AC with Race HQ at Keswick School, tarmac roads, refreshments midrace and first aid provision.
Trail race at Sankey Visitors Centre in St Helens on 1 November 2026 with places limited to 250 and a 15 plus age requirement.
A TRA-licensed trail event around Fewston and Swinsty reservoirs featuring an undulating 6.7-mile loop and multiple race distances. The course is waymarked and marshalled, with aid stations, on-site facilities, and a bespoke finisher medal.
A 10 km BS fell race near Todmorden with about 350 m ascent on a fast, muddy course featuring a steep descent off Stoodley Pike and a sharp climb back. Minimum age 18, entry on the day £5, strict FRA kit requirements apply.
Tackle a scenic but testing fell race in Dunnerdale, Lake District: 8 km with a 550 m climb over rugged hills. Pre entry only, join solo or as a three person team for a classic Broughton Mills Village Hall start.
The Narradale Fell Race will take place in Sulby on Saturday 7 November 2026. You can run 20 kilometers.
A November club organised trail race on a 5 mile route with marshals and marked signage. Registration and post race activity are at The Delph Tavern and car parking is at Upholland High School.
A friendly local trail race near the Lake District covering about 8 miles of mixed terrain, with local prizes and proceeds supporting community projects.
Soyland Moor is a 13.5 mile fell race around Cragg Vale with about 1300 ft of ascent, visiting Stoodley Pike and the Pennine Way. Full FRA kit is required, entries are accepted online or on the day, minimum age 17.
A circular 36 mile ultra around the Wirral Peninsula with about 812 ft of ascent, mixed terrain and five food and water stations. The route is tracked, largely waymarked and starts and finishes at Hooton Memorial Hall.
A guided 55km route on Anglesey taking in three of the island's highest tops, with over 2000 m ascent, checkpoint support and a wooden finishers medal.