Trail Running calendar near Telford 2026-2027

Join this 5 mile multi terrain race at Bromsgrove Rugby Club featuring a scenic route of trails and towpaths. This evening event welcomes both solo runners and canicross participants for a focused and competitive run.

Trail trail races at Brockholes Nature Reserve on 8 May 2026 include 10K, half marathon, marathon and an ultra with a six hour time limit. Entry fees include a £2 donation to the reserve and finishers receive a bespoke medal.

Enjoy a summer evening charity run through the scenic trails of Marbury Park. With 5k and 1k distances plus a BBQ and music, this event offers a complete family experience supporting The Stroke Association.

Explore the historic trails of Sherwood Forest in this circular trail ultramarathon. Choose between 30 and 40 mile marked loops passing landmarks like Creswell Crags and the Major Oak.

A 24 hour timed challenge along the Offa's Dyke Footpath from Prestatyn, with solo and team entries, GPS tracking, six checkpoints and mandatory kit requirements. Results are based on how far each participant reaches after 24 hours.

Test your endurance on a technical 3.2 mile mountain loop at Mynydd Troed. Complete as many laps as possible within ten hours as a solo runner or part of a team in the heart of the Black Mountains.

Experience a weekend of trail running at the picturesque Deene Park Estate featuring multiple challenges including a 10k evening run and a hilly half marathon. Tackle individual races or take on the full 56.1k quest.

A 33 mile trail round Chesterfield following the Chesterfield Round Walk, combining moorland, woodlands, reservoirs and farmland. The course is largely unmarked but GPX and route notes are provided; there are six checkpoints and a nine hour..

A Welsh trail event offering a 100-mile loop from Abergavenny and a 100 km route from Talgarth to Abergavenny, both following Offa’s Dyke, Cambrian Way and Beacons Way across mountain terrain.

Choose between three circular routes of 18, 23, or 26 miles through the Colne Valley and Marsden Moors. This inclusive challenge walk and run features moorland navigation and includes snacks and a finishers meal.

Cottam Canter on 9 May 2026 is based at the UCLAN Sports Arena and uses a 5K loop along the Lancaster canal and through Haslam Park. Distances from 5K to ultra are offered, with an ultra time limit of six hours.

Navigate through 19 miles of trails and 3000 feet of ascent to reach five local trig points. This self navigated event around Saddleworth includes sections of the Pennine Way and is open to both runners and walkers.

Conquer up to 50 miles and 10000 feet of elevation in the hills of Shropshire. Choose your own path through four unique loops in any order or direction while enjoying a 16 hour buffet at the central race headquarters.

Explore five trig points in the South Pennines on this 19 mile self navigated route. Open to runners and walkers, the event features 3000 feet of ascent and includes chip timing and finish line refreshments.

Take on The Tour of Bradwell The Other Half, a challenging fell race in the Peak District starting and finishing at Bradwell Sports Club. Expect a long high ground route with big climbs and a lively mass start atmosphere.

The Welsh Three Peaks Challenge ascends Snowdon, Cadair Idris, and Pen y Fan across Wales. It involves 17 miles of walking and 2,334 metres of ascent. Participants can join a guided event with transport and support or plan their own.

The Cressbrook Crawl will take place in Cressbrook on Saturday 9 May 2026. You can run 11 kilometers.

Experience a unique multi terrain race through the historic Northamptonshire countryside starting in Naseby. Choose from five distances ranging from a 10K road race to a 35 mile ultra marathon with rotating course directions each year.

Experience a looped trail race through the scenic parklands of central Preston and the River Ribble. Choose between distances ranging from 10K to a six hour ultra challenge on hard surface paths.

Explore the Hebog mountains on this 15 km guided run in Snowdonia National Park. Expert leaders share technical route knowledge over 1580 meters of elevation gain on the Paddy Buckley route.