Trail Running calendar near Wimborne Saint Giles 2026-2027

Trail races at Westerlands near Graffham: a 50 km Ultra linking five long distance trails and a 13 mile Half on three trails, with SportIdent timing, aid stations, mandatory kit and a wooden eco-medal for finishers.

A multi-terrain *5K* and *10K* race in the Chiltern Hills on 15 November 2026, organised by the Radnage Primary School PTA, with water stations, first aid, a village hall cafe and proceeds supporting the school.

MoRunning at Southampton Common offers chip timed 1.5k, 5k, 10k and a half marathon with medals, finisher headbands and on-site race facilities. The course mixes paths, trails and grass and is dog friendly and buggy usable.

A Movember charity run at Ashton Court Park offering 1.5k, 5k, 10k and half marathon options with chip timing, medals and headbands, mixed path and trail terrain, some hilly sections, and on course refreshments.

A 7 hour Time Challenge on a signed riverside loop at Wraysbury Skiff and Punting Club, with distances from 3 km to 50 km, themed medals and distance pins, goody bags and aid stations on each lap.

A marathon and a half marathon in Broadway, Worcestershire set mainly on trails through the northern Cotswolds, featuring Broadway Tower, Snowshill and Stanway. Both races are licensed and the course is marked with marshals at key points.

Trail running in the Meon Valley with 15.5, 21.5 and 40 mile options on South Downs Way and local trails. Courses are waymarked with stocked checkpoints and there are specific age and entry rules.

Night trail running from Corfe Castle on 20 November 2026 with three waymarked routes across muddy tracks, ridges and woodland. The long route includes one outpost, toilets are only at the venue, and dogs are not permitted.

A chip timed trail run from Alexandra Gardens in Windsor along the Thames, offering two distances, riverside views, on-course support and finisher medals.

An underground marathon at UCAP BUNKER near Portsmouth on 21 November 2026. The multi lapped route runs through low tunnels, has a six and a half hour cut off, and requires a headtorch and cycle helmet.

Night time looped trail run at Moors Valley Country Park on 21 November 2026 with 10 km, 20 km or 30 km options, compulsory headtorch and free main car park; runners can choose a tree planting option instead of a medal.

A trail race at Spider Hill, Long Valley, on Saturday 21 November offering a single-lap 10 km and a shortened 5 km option with mud, marshes and steep climbs.

A scenic off road 10 mile trail race in the New Forest on 22 November 2026 organised by Totton Running Club, limited to 301 entrants. The event offers race day facilities, trophies and support stations; dogs are not permitted on course.

An off road hill race around Brent Knoll in Somerset on 22 November 2026, roughly 6 miles with a steep summit climb and muddy trails. Facilities at the BASC sportsground include parking, toilets, refreshments and a limited bag drop.

A guided 10 km trail run around the Devil's Punchbowl in Hindhead, Surrey, led by an experienced coach. Sessions run at dusk or by headtorch at night, with kit trials and a possible post run alcohol free beer.

Complete as many 5 km laps as possible on a marked trail loop from Peaslake Community Hall, with a 2 km ascent toward Pitch Hill and a downhill return. Solo and three-person team entries are available, with refreshments and prizes included.

A charity Friday run in Walton on Thames where the £10 entry fee is donated to Rays of Sunshine. Flexible rock up and run format on a flat 5.3 km riverside lap with a finishers' medal for all participants.

An 8 hour timed road event on 28 November 2026 near Littleham, Exmouth, with 5.3 km laps on a tarmac former railway line, capped at 75 entrants and offering a mixed selection of finisher medals.

A riverside marathon and half marathon along the River Thames on an accurately measured UKA certified course. Multiple laps on a flat towpath route with medals for all finishers and virtual entries.

A short fell race of 5.7 km with 485 m of climb on Blorenge near Llanfoist, Abergavenny. Mostly unmarked up-and-down route with steep technical terrain; basic navigation and full kit are recommended.