Trail Running calendar near Skellingthorpe 2026-2027

An unmarked ultra across the West Pennine Moors visiting Darwen, Rivington and Peel towers, offered over 39 or 55 miles with significant ascent, checkpoints, GPS tracking and mandatory protective kit.

An ultramarathon covering 40 miles around the Peak District that starts and ends in Buxton on 19 September 2026. The route passes Goyt Valley, Mam Tor and the Monsal Trail and entries are managed via SiEntries; minimum age 18.

Oktoberfest Running by Grim Up North hits the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at Rodley for chip timed races on a flat towpath, with distances from 5K to Ultra. Finishers get a medal and post race treats in a fun, friendly atmosphere.

Run a scenic 13 mile half marathon along the traffic free Tissington Trail from Parsley Hay to Ashbourne. Choose one or both days of this friendly two day event with bespoke medals, free photos and a gently downhill, multi terrain route.

Take on the scenic Bollington 3 Peaks fell race in the Peak District on Sat 19 Sep 2026, a 9 km course with 370 m climb. Pre entry only, entry includes food and a pint from Bolly Brewery.

Teams of four contest a mixed road and fell relay around Uppermill, combining two road laps and two fell laps across hilly circuits and Saddleworth Moor. The event is based at the Cross Keys Inn and includes several category classes.

A 13.1 miles trail half marathon in Bronte Country between Haworth and Hebden Bridge on 20 September 2026, organised by Sue Ryder. The hilly single lap finishes with pie and peas and a race memento.

Trail races on bridleways and footpaths around Clipston offering a half marathon and a 5 mile option, with 237 m total climb, on-course water stations, free parking and medals plus homemade cakes for finishers.

Enjoy scenic Yorkshire routes in Knaresborough at the Yorkshire Weekend Saunter Series on 20 September 2026, with a choice of 10K or half marathon. Finishers get a jumble medal, hot food and a beer or soft drink.

Run the flat, riverside Ouse Valley routes in Huntingdonshire with marathon and half marathon options on grass, gravel and tarmac paths. Enjoy peaceful river views and fast courses suitable for trail runners of all levels.

A 10km trail run at Cannock Chase Forest on 20 September 2026, open to entrants aged 15 and over, canicross friendly with live chip timing and finisher medal and refreshments.

A three hour mountain marathon score event in the Dark Peak on 20 Sep 2026, run as solo or pairs with staggered starts. Pre entry is required, fees differ for members and non members, and juniors under 18 must be accompanied.

A waterside trail event near Otley on 26 September 2026 with routes that pass seven reservoirs and offer distances from a half marathon up to a 32 mile ultramarathon, tracked entries, checkpoint support and mandatory kit requirements.

Challenge yourself at the Cheshire Ring Ultra 100 Mile on 26 and 27 September 2026 in Great Britain. This GB Ultras race under UK Athletics and Trail Running Association rules suits experienced ultrarunners ready to push their limits.

A flagged and marshaled AS fell race of about 4.3 miles with 400 m of ascent around Thieveley Pike, featuring moorland climbs, technical descents and a finish back in the start field. Registration is at St John’s Church Hall in Holme.

Trail running in Hope, Peak District with 21K and 52K routes featuring Win Hill, reservoir edges and moorland. Waymarked course, staffed aid stations, chip timing and a themed finisher medal.

A BM class fell race in Wirksworth covering 13.7 km with 457 m of ascent. The route starts in Stoney Wood and runs over quarries, the High Peak Trail, Carsington Pastures and Harborough Rocks with varied climbs and descents.

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 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.