Trail Running calendar near Whitby 2026-2027

Experience Halifax like never before. The Halifax Urban Trail is a unique 10K route that takes runners through the town's historic buildings, from Shibden Park to the Piece Hall. This inaugural event supports a local hospice charity.

A short fell race in Haworth on 7 April 2026 covering 4.8 km with about 100 m of climb; finishers receive a Cadbury's Creme Egg and prizes are Easter eggs. Entry is possible on the day or by pre-entry for the series.

Trail races from Stanhope showground through the North Pennines AONB offering a 10k and a half marathon with feed stations, waymarked routes and eco friendly race practices.

A 26 miles anti-clockwise walk and run around the North Pennines from Allendale, organised to raise funds for North of Tyne Mountain Rescue Team. The event uses electronic chip timing and includes a T-shirt and pin badge.

A trail race from Studley Roger near Ripon that follows the Ripon Rowel and visits Fountains Abbey, Studley Water Gardens and the Valley of the Seven Bridges. Distances offered are 14.2, 23 and 35.1 miles with checkpoint support and finishe..

Three circular routes through Calderdale's high Pennine moors offer walkers and runners **35, 24 and 16 miles** with significant ascent. The event supports 24th St Paul's Scouts and provides checkpoints, refreshments and transport from road..

The Woldsman is a weekend event at Driffield Showground offering 30 miles or 50 miles across the Yorkshire Wolds, with checkpoint support, camping and finishers rewards; the 50 mile route must be completed within 20 hours.

Experience a scenic 7.4 mile trail run along the Cleveland Way and the cliffs of the North East coast. Starting in Skinningrove, this event features coastal views and is open to both runners and walkers.

Test your endurance at West Benridge Farm in this official Backyard Ultra event. Complete a 6.7 km loop every hour on a flat trail course until only one runner remains standing.

The Jeffrey's Mount Figure of Eight on Sat 11 Apr 2026 in the Lake District is a classic 7.8 km fell race with 530 m of climb that rewards stamina and navigation. On the day entry is £8 and proceeds support Macmillan Cancer Support.

A coastal trail marathon from Redcar to Whitby on 12 April 2026. The route covers just over 26 miles with 3,263 ft of ascent, varied underfoot conditions, and a 10 hour cutoff that allows walkers.

Experience a 14.35 mile trail run along the stunning northeast coast from Redcar to Staithes. Navigate cliff paths and beaches with 1591 feet of elevation on this scenic coastal route.

Trail races at Bramham Park on 12 April 2026 include 5km, 10km and a half marathon across estate trails and views. The event allows one controlled dog per runner and provides live chip timing and finisher medals.

Trail races in the Howgill Fells around Sedbergh on 12 April 2026 offering 10 km, 13.1 miles and 26.2 miles. Entries include electronic timing and a bespoke finisher medal.

A 7 hour time challenge on signed river trail loops in Durham offering distances from 3 km up to 50 km and ultra options. The event adds a charity surcharge and offers matched pin donations to support local dog rehoming centres.

Experience a 10.71 km fell race through the scenic Kilburn Wood with 390 m of climbing. This event follows FRA rules and requires traditional navigation skills and mandatory safety kit in a forest setting.

A short fell race in Haworth with a 4.8 km route and 100 m climb, based at the Sun Inn. Entry on the day is available and finishers receive a Cadbury's Creme Egg.

A 137 km trail challenge on the Pennine Bridleway with a 50 hour cut-off, indoor checkpoints, bunkroom accommodation and GPX navigation support. Entry is limited to 20 participants and total ascent is 3275 m.

A 12k trail run in Burnsall on 18 April 2026 following the first section of the half marathon with a diversion via Appletreewick. Part of the Due North Trail series, the event includes drinks stations, a post race meal, merchandise and priz..

A half marathon trail race in Burnsall following sections of the Dales Way with about 500 m of ascent, riverside and field terrain, drink stations and a post-race meal; free parking and prizes for overall and age-category winners.