Trail Running calendar near Stafford 2026-2027

A 40 mile ultramarathon in Buxton on mixed trails and road, held for its 40th anniversary on 19 September 2026. Entrants must be 18 or older and complete the course within 14 hours.

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.

A single stage approximately 102 mile trail race along the Cotswold Way from Chipping Campden to Bath with a 32 hour completion limit and intermediate cut offs. The route follows public rights of way and includes aid stations and medical su..

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.

Join the Cross Keys Road and Fell Relay in Uppermill for a spirited team race across road and fell in the South West Pennines. Teams of four run two road and two fell legs from the Cross Keys Inn, with pre entry and on site entries welcome.

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.

Run the Clipston Trail Races at Clipston Recreation Ground, choosing a scenic half marathon or Country 5 Miler across rolling bridleways and footpaths. Proceeds support local facilities and finishers earn a medal and homemade cake.

Take on the Cannock Chase Wild Trail 10KM on 20 September 2026, a scenic forest 10 km route with live chip timing, finishers medal and Wild Deer goodies. One controlled dog per runner is welcome.

A trail event near Otley that passes seven reservoirs, offering 13, 20 and 32 mile options with mandatory kit, supplied trackers for the ultramarathon, checkpoint feeds and a finisher medal and T-shirt.

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.

Take on the Thieveley Pike Fell Race, a 4.3 mile Category AS course with about 400 m of ascent across moorland and technical descents near Burnley. Flagged and marshalled, it promises tough underfoot sections and great upland views.

Explore iconic Peak District trails at Ladybower Reservoir Trails with 22K and 54K routes that climb Win Hill and skirt reservoir edges. Waymarked courses, marshals, stocked aid stations and an event village make for a scenic day out.

Run through ancient woodland in the Forest of Dean at the Autumn Half Marathon starting and finishing at Speech House. This scenic 13 mile trail on well marked tracks supports local charities and awards a medal to every finisher.

Waddington Fell Race on Sunday 27 September 2026 is a thrilling 11.3 km (7 miles) fell run with 415 m of ascent across classic Lancashire hills. Expect a challenging route, a welcoming village club vibe and on the day entry available.

Take on the Stuart Learmouth Memorial Undulator in Wirksworth, Derbyshire on 27 September, a scenic but testing 13.7 km fell race with 457 m ascent across quarries, trails and Harborough Rocks. Pre entry only, bring your own cup.

Experience scenic trails at Delamere Forest with a Half Marathon or 10K on fully marked, chip timed routes and canicross options for runners with dogs. The eco friendly event features aid stations, photos and a wooden finisher's medal.

Enjoy a scenic trail run around Blackpool's parks and nature reserve on 27 September 2026, with distances from 10k to ultra to suit every trail lover. Limited to 100 entrants, finishers receive a bespoke medal and post race goodies.

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.

Take on the Town to Tower, an all uphill 10 km challenge from Ruthin to the Moel Famau tower, finishing above 550 m with sweeping views and varied terrain. Expect steep gullies, marshalled support and a truly rewarding summit finish.