Trail Running calendar near Wildboarclough 2026-2027

Take on the Bradley Fell Race in Bradley Village near Skipton on Sunday 13 September 2026, a punchy 3.5 mile route climbing about 230 m up to scenic Bradley moor. Friendly club atmosphere with junior races and affordable entry on the day.

Enjoy scenic Peak District trails from Bakewell Showground, following the Monsal Trail and River Derwent with views near Chatsworth and rolling countryside. Pick 9.5K, 15K or a half marathon for a rewarding trail experience.

Tackle the Ilam Three Peaks fell race on Sun 13 Sep 2026 in the Peak District, a punchy 6.4 km route with 520 m of climb across classic fell terrain. Pre entry required, so book early for this steep, scenic challenge.

Take on the Peak District Challenge, an overnight then Saturday walking and running event from Hathersage with routes from 25 km to 100 miles for teams or experienced solo runners. Follow GPX routes, enjoy checkpoints, Mountain Leaders and..

Three Towers Ultra crosses the wild West Pennine Moors from Darwen, visiting Jubilee, Rivington and Peel towers. Choose 39 or 55 mile routes with big climbs, a pub finish at the Ranken Arms and proceeds supporting Bolton Mountain Rescue.

A trail ultra in North Yorkshire on 19 to 20 September 2026, starting and finishing at Hawes Market House and passing Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent. The main route is 70 km with an option to extend to 100 km, supported with aid st..

A 50 km mountain ultra from Hawes via Cam Road to the summit of Pen y Ghent and back, with 1280 metres of ascent, GPX navigation, staffed refreshment points and eco finishers medals.

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.

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.

Classic fell race in Kettlewell, Yorkshire Dales: 4 mile route with 475 m climb over rugged upland terrain. Open to 16+ with pre entry or entry on the day, teams welcome and free parking for entrants.

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.

Enjoy scenic Yorkshire routes in Knaresborough at the Yorkshire Weekend Saunter Series on 20 September 2026, with a choice of 10K or half marathon. Finishers get a jumble medal, hot food and a beer or soft drink.

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.