Trail Running calendar near Whitstable 2026-2027
We have found 319 Trailruns within 80 miles of Whitstable. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 319 Trailruns within 80 miles of Whitstable. See below where and when you can find the races.
A cupless charity run through Rathfinny Wine Estate on 28 December, comprising two 5 km vineyard loops with limited places and a donation of £8 from each £12.50 entry to the WOLO Foundation.
Winter Runderland in Walton on Thames is a timed lap event on a 5.3 km riverside towpath course. Runners may select distances from 5 km up to ultra, and a lower-cost no-medal entry option is available.
A January trail race around Box Hill with a measured 10.000 km course, 473 m ascent and 335 m descent. Registration and parking at Denbies Vineyard; earphones are not permitted and an alternative Denbies course is used if Box Hill is closed..
Join the Penshurst Village Cross Country Run on Sunday 3 January 2027 for challenging 5 mile and canicross races over scenic local trails and open ground. Enjoy a friendly village atmosphere and a great day out for runners and their dogs.
The Doughnut Dash is a flexible-distance run along a flat Thames riverside trail. Participants can run from a single lap to ultra marathon distances while enjoying doughnuts. All finishers receive a custom, neon-colored medal.
A lapped timed run at Brandon Country Park with four hour and six hour options. Runners complete repeated 5.3k laps on gravel and grass to reach 5k, 10k, half, full or ultra distances.
A road event around Bury St Edmunds using the Windmill Way route and Golding Hills. Distances from 5k to ultra, rolling hills, aid stations every 10k, parking included and a bespoke finisher medal.
A 15 mile multi-terrain trail run at Hadleigh Country Park featuring muddy, undulating sections and elevated Thames Estuary views. Route maps and GPX files are available and the event operates a cupless water policy.
Experience a fully signed 50k trail ultra through the ancient woodlands of Norbury Park and the North Downs Way. This fairly level route starting near Dorking is supported by four aid stations and finishes with a commemorative medal.