Trail Running calendar near St Ives 2026-2027

A point to point trail on the Cornish Coast Path with a 26.2 mile marathon and a 35 mile ultra that visits three lighthouses. Expect mud, rocks, dunes and substantial elevation.

A no pressure trail run in Padstow on 14 November 2026 supporting the National Lobster Hatchery, held out and back on the Camel Trail. Distances range from 2.5 km to 10 miles with canicross options and no cut off times.

A coastal multi-lap event in Fowey based on an 8 km mixed trail and road lap, offering 8, 16, 24, 32 km options and a four-person relay, timed by ST App Service with finishers' medals and male and female awards.

A trails event at Mothecombe on the Erme Estuary offering an 8.5 mile classic with two estuary crossings and a half marathon route. Courses are marked and marshalled, head torch is mandatory.

Fordh Sen Mighal is an 11-mile trail race from Lelant to Marazion on the Cornish coast. The point-to-point route follows a scenic European cultural path. Parking is at the finish, with a bus service available near the start.

A Christmas themed Santa run at Siblyback Lake on 5 December 2026 with canicross options, three distances, medals for all and awards for top finishers. Timed results use the ST App Service and free race photography is provided.

A festive coastal trail event in Newquay offering 8-mile Pisky, 15-mile Long Half and a 30-mile ultramarathon with GPS tracking for longer routes and a mandatory safety kit requirement.

A community fun run in Salcombe on New Year’s Eve that loops around Snape’s Point over roughly 7 km. The event supports Salcombe RNLI and shows an entry price of £10.

A trail event in Polzeath beginning on the village beach, offering 10K to Ultra distances along unspoilt North Cornwall coastline on severe mixed terrain. It is part of the Endurancelife 26-27 season and awards leaderboard points.

A fully supported winter crossing of Dartmoor offering 50 km and 30 km options, mainly off road across remote moorland with guide support, maps and GPX navigation, and GPS tracker hire included in the entry fee.

A night trail event from South Brent Old School Community Centre offering marked 9 mile and 5 mile courses across moorland and paths. The event includes food, live music, a shared sauna and a King and Queen of the Night beacon with a prize.

Experience the rugged terrain of Dartmoor with trail races starting from Widecombe in the Moor. Choose between a 7 mile run, a half marathon, or a 30 mile ultra featuring steep ridge ascents and granite tors.

Two coastal trail races on varied terrain from muddy fields to rocky headlands. Distances are 18 miles and 35 miles with the ultra offering over 7000 feet of ascent.

A coastal out-and-back trail race on the north cliffs of Cornwall, covering 15 km over mixed terrain from Portreath Beach. Registration opens on race morning and discounted entry is available for those who cycle or run to the event.

A multi-distance route across Devon following the Two Moors Way from Wembury to Lynmouth on 17-18 April 2027. Options include 112 miles non stop, 100 km, 75 km and an Exmoor marathon with self navigation and live GPS tracking.

A 5k obstacle event at Stithians Showground where participants climb, crawl and slide over gravel and grass terrain. Participants must be 13 or older and there is a minimum fundraising target of £50.

Trail races at Roadford Lake in Devon include a half marathon, 10K, 5K, canicross options and kids races, with chip timing, medals and finish line refreshments. Parking is charged at £5 per car.

A 13.1 mile waymarked trail run across Cornwall on 22 May 2027 from Portreath to Devoran Quay. Canicross is welcome, there is a midway checkpoint, timing via ST App Service, and an optional minibus return to Portreath.

Timed laps on a 4 mile loop in Tehidy Woods near the north coast of Cornwall. Choose 3, 6, 9 or 12 hour formats and the competitor with the most laps in each wins. Crew allowed but no support runners.

A coastal marathon and Ultra in Cornwall linking lighthouses along rough coastpaths. Expect mixed terrain, significant climbs and variable weather, with crew allowed but no support runners.