Trail Running calendar near Silsden 2026-2027

Experience a 50 km circular ultra trail through the scenic dry valleys and villages of the Yorkshire Wolds with full checkpoint support and live GPS tracking.

Beyond Newcastle offers 55 km and 25 km trail runs from the Swing Bridge on Newcastle Quayside on 25 April 2026, with signed riverside routes, marshals, feed stations and live chip-timing.

Experience the historic Three Peaks Race in the Yorkshire Dales, a prestigious fell running event featuring extreme mountain terrain. Choose between the legendary main marathon, a three leg team relay, or dedicated junior races.

Coastal ultraruns between Prestatyn and Bangor offering 50 km and 100 km options, varied terrain and notable landmarks. The event includes multiple feed stations, tracking and chip timing, plus a drop bag service for 100 km runners.

The Fellsman Dart is a 30-mile point-to-point ultra across the remote Yorkshire Dales, with over 4,200 feet of ascent. It features 13 checkpoints with full support and requires strong navigation skills. This challenging event is organized a..

A trail run at RAF Spadeadam on 25 April 2026 visiting historic Blue Streak launch platforms and military equipment. Two course options, a minimum age of 16, and all profits donated to the RAF Benevolent Fund.

Tackle the classic Eskdale Elevation fell race in the Lake District, a testing 20.2 km route with 1455 m of climb across dramatic fells. Enter on the day for £10 with proceeds going to charity.

A six mile self guided trail race around the Linacre Reservoirs, starting and finishing at Wadshelf Village Hall. The runnable loop features bluebell woods, waterside trails and one steeper climb, with entry fees set at £5 for UKA members a..

Trail races of 5k and 10k start from Newfield School and run through ancient woodlands near Cat Lane. The event raises funds for three PTAs, is hilly and potentially muddy, and includes junior prize categories and a fun run.

Run for Wildlife Spring 10k is listed for 26 April 2026 on Curly's Athletes calendar and is shown as full. The listing provides name, distance and entry status but no course or timing details.

Marathon and half marathon along the traffic free Tissington Trail in Derbyshire. The out and back course climbs to Parsley Hay then returns to Ashbourne Leisure Centre, with route maps and GPX files available.

Explore the scenic woodland paths and panoramic views of Cheshire in these chip timed trail races. Choose between 21k and 42k distances starting from the Delamere Forest Visitor Centre.

A series of organised trail races by Trail Outlaws with distances from 5K to Half Marathon, fully marked and marshalled. Series entry offers a discount and a presentation evening; routes are noted as scenic and well signposted.

Run through the North York Moors at the Heartbeat Hobble in Goathland, an 11.9 km fell with 290 m of climb. Entry on the day and a village hall finish create a friendly spring fell outing.

Bleaklow Blitz is an AM fell race on 26 April 2026 that runs from Torside Reservoir up the Pennine Way to Bleaklow Head and back, covering 12.9 km with 452 m of ascent.

A hilly, traffic-free half marathon through Hamsterley Forest on 26 April 2026 with multi-terrain trails, mile markers, water stations and chip timing. Entries limited to 500; affiliated and unaffiliated fees apply.

A fell running event in Hayfield on 26 April 2026 covering 15.4 km (9.6 miles). Entry is £12, entrants must be at least 18, and race numbers with timing chips are collected on the day.

Join this exciting team relay in Haworth featuring three person teams on a 1.5 mile course. The event concludes the Bunny Run series with a celebratory presentation at the local inn.

Experience a unique two lap fell race in Cockfield featuring a guided group loop followed by a competitive 3.5 km chase. This off road event welcomes all runners aged 14 and over to participate in a social and sporting atmosphere.

A BS category fell race of 4.6 miles (7.4 km) with 216 m ascent around Penistone on a marked and marshalled course. Renamed in 2026 in memory of Ian Charlesworth, the event has a 200 runner limit and published results.