Trail Running calendar near Shrewsbury 2026-2027

A fell running event in Edale featuring a 7.6 km course with 402 m of ascent and a finish on the Edale Country Day Field. Entry includes admission to Edale Country Day and entries close on Friday 12 June.

Tackle Knowl Hill near Rochdale in this 6 mile fell race with 396 m of climb across the South West Pennines. Open to adults, it is the final day of a three day series with prizes and finisher shirts for series completers.

Run as many 3.28 mile laps as you wish along the scenic Stroud Waterways canal. This flexible timed event caters to all distances from 5k to ultra marathon with a seven hour time limit and a relaxed start window.

WildRox brings a test of strength and endurance to the Huntley Estate in Gloucestershire. Complete eight physical challenges and eight kilometers of off road running to earn your finisher medal and official time.

Test your endurance at MacTuffX Manchester with a series of ten interval rounds. Choose between 400m or 800m distances in solo, double, or relay formats for a unique athletic experience.

A 19.3 km fell race with 914 m of ascent around Abergwyngregyn, part of the North Wales Series 2026. Entry costs £10 and registration is available online or on the day; navigational skills and mountain experience are recommended.

Experience a 3.5 mile fell race in Accrington as part of the local Fell and Trail Series. This FRA licensed event offers competitive categories and starts from the Whitakers Arms.

Take on the Trevor Milner Riber Run on 16 June 2026 in Lea Green near Matlock for a scenic yet testing 6.8 km course in the Peak District with 305 m of climb. On the day entries available and juniors can join free in the main race.

Experience an 8 km trail race at Wirral Country Park as part of a summer competition series. Open to runners aged 16 and over, the event features age group trophies and series awards.

A midweek fell race at Tal y Mignedd Campsite in Nantlle Valley featuring a 6.7 km route with 520 m of ascent. The event is part of the North Wales Mid Week Series and includes junior races across multiple age categories.

A fast, tough *8.5 km* fell race near Castleton in the Peak District, run under FRA rules as category BS. The partly flagged, 370 m ascent route raises funds for Derbyshire Cave Rescue and passes upland moors and White Peak valleys.

Join a challenging 5.3 km fell race in the South West Pennines from Whitworth Scout Hut on Wed 17 Jun 2026, with 360 m of climb. Entry on the day is £5 and all finishers get a beer, with prizes for the first three men and first three ladies..

A midweek memorial trail race around Frodsham Hill covering 8.4 km with 370 m of ascent. Open to affiliated and unaffiliated runners, TRA licensed under UK Athletics Rules, with chip timing and a minimum age of 17.

A hill race at Maeshafn covering 7.2km with 458m of ascent. Entry is on the day for £4 and parking is limited.

Rodney's Pillar is a confirmed 5.2 km race near Criggion Village Hall on 18 June 2025, featuring 280 m of ascent and both pre-entry and on the day registration with fees of £7 and £10.

Experience a 7.7 km fell race through the scenic Peak District starting from Grindleford. This pre entry event features 220 meters of climbing and supports both individual and team categories for runners aged 16 and over.

The X-Trail 10k on 18 June 2026 opens The Tour at Oldham Rugby Club, running through Daisy Nook and Park Bridge Country Parks. Entry options include a full Tour entry and a standalone 10k with listed fees.

Tideswell Fell Race is an 8 km fell race on 19 June 2026 based at Millers Dale Station Car park. The route follows the Monsal Trail to Blackwell and returns via Cheedale over stepping stones. Entry is capped at 140 runners.

A hilly six mile fell race from Stalybridge to the Trigg point on Hobson Moor, held on 19 June 2026 as the second event in The Tour. The base is Tameside Sports Trust at Copley Recreation Centre and individual entry is shown at £10.

Two Roses Ultra near Hebden Bridge offers two separate 50 km routes through Lancashire or Yorkshire, or a combined 100 km figure of eight with 24 hours to complete; routes pass through towns, parks, woods and moorland.