Trail Running calendar near Omagh 2026-2027

Experience the NIMRA Championship Glenariffe Mountain Race featuring a 9.7 km course with 370 metres of climbing. This chip timed event offers a marked mountain route starting from the Glenariffe Community and Recreation Centre.

Event Details The Endurancelife Giant's Causeway is a 20-mile coastal trail run on the North Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland. The event takes place on April 11, 2026, with the base in Portrush. Participation contributes to the Endurancelif..

The Pat Dunbar Memorial is a 13 km mountain race in County Down, featuring 700 meters of climb. It is a NIMRA league event requiring standard mountain running safety gear. The finish and prizegiving are at Carrick Little in the Mournes.

Hill & Dale in Castlewellan, County Down on 16 April 2026 covers 8.50 km with 330 m of ascent. The race is organised by Newcastle AC for the Hill & Dales League; GPS is not permitted and Level B mandatory kit is required.

Experience a focused mountain race in County Derry featuring 870 meters of climbing over 11.9 km. This NIMRA organized event follows traditional navigation rules and forms part of the Ulster Championship series.

Experience a scenic loop trail beneath Benbulben mountain with coastal views over the Atlantic. Choose between 5.5 km or 4 km routes on fully marked paths through beautiful Sligo woodland.

Experience a mountain running race through County Down as part of the Hill and Dales series. This event features a 6.6 kilometer route with 350 meters of climbing on manageable terrain.

A classic mountain race in the Annalong Horseshoe with long and short course options. Runners must bring mandatory safety kit, with final requirements set on race day. The event is part of the NIMRA league and championship series.

Explore the natural landscape of County Down with this 7 km mountain race featuring 550 meters of climbing. Part of the Hill and Dales series this evening run emphasizes traditional navigation and essential safety gear.

Experience the beauty of County Sligo with a marked trail run up the iconic Knocknarea mountain. Choose between the 6.5 km main course or a 4 km short route while enjoying coastal views and mountain terrain.

Experience a focused mountain climb in County Down with the Binnian Uphill race. This Hill and Dales League event features a 3.70 km route with 570 meters of ascent and requires standard mountain safety kit.

Experience a 7 km mountain run in County Down as part of the Hill and Dales League. Tackle a 560 meter climb through major junctions in this organized event by Newcastle AC.

A scenic 8 km mountain run in County Sligo, taking you up Union Rock for panoramic views. The route features trails, gravel paths, and a boardwalk descent. A shorter 6 km option is also available.

Experience the natural beauty of County Down at Lukes Mountain. This 7.3 km trail race features 450 meters of climbing through mountain terrain as part of the Hill and Dales League.

A marked mountain half marathon in County Louth on 23 May 2026, covering 21.5 km with 790 m ascent. The route follows forest tracks, the Poc Fada stones and open mountain terrain; Level B mandatory kit is required and GPS is not permitted.

Test your endurance in County Donegal with a mountain run featuring 514 meters of climbing. Navigate steep summits and open terrain in this event included in the Ulster Championship and North West League.

The Norn Iron Ultra will take place in Ballintoy from Saturday 30 May 2026 to Sunday 31 May 2026. You can run 100 miles.

Experience a technical 10 km mountain race ascending 850 m to the summit of Slieve Donard. This navigation based event serves as a championship trial for runners looking to test their skills on difficult terrain in County Down.

A mountain running event in Sligo's Ox Mountains on a marked 8.95 km course with 288 meters of climb. Mandatory safety kit is required, with final instructions given on race day. Entry is open to all with a fee of €7.

Millstone is an 7.7 km mountain race in County Down featuring 470 m of climbing. Part of the Hill and Dales League, this event requires standard safety kit and emphasizes traditional navigation without the use of GPS devices.