Trail Running calendar near Dalkeith 2025-2026
We have found 114 Trailruns within 80 miles of Dalkeith. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 114 Trailruns within 80 miles of Dalkeith. See below where and when you can find the races.
Start 2026 strong with the Wooler Vertical 1k feet Trail Race on 1 January, a challenging 4 mile route with 1000 feet of climb on Humbleton Hill. The out and back course begins and ends at The Cheviot Centre in Wooler.
Take on the Osprey Trail Run under the stars in Kielder Forest, a 22 km night trail across forest tracks and mountain bike trails. Race 2 of the Shadowlands series offers scenic, challenging off road running with prizes on the night.
Kick off January with the Brampton Trail Run, a scenic 7 km undulating trail on Brampton's edge with a bespoke finisher medal and free event photos. Expect off road mud so wear trail shoes for a lively 7 km challenge.
ACORN South By Five brings a lively 5km park race to Bellahouston Park on 4 January 2026 as part of a six race Glasgow series. Entry is free with a small donation and places are limited, making this a friendly community run.
Take on the Winter Wipeout, a deep winter fell run to the summit of Hedgehope and back to Ingram Cafe, roughly a half marathon. Fully marked and marshalled, it demands winter kit and grit, with hot soup waiting at the finish.
On 11 January 2026 the Falkland Yomp offers an exhilarating 11 km trail run through Falkland Estate with steep climbs, fast descents and varied footing. The race sells out each year and entries are full with a waiting list open.
Join the Ashington 10K Trail Run on Sunday 11 January 2026 for a scenic 10 km through Ashington Community Woods and QEII Country Park. Enjoy flat woodland trails, lakeside paths and a canicross friendly vibe with medals at the finish.
Trail festival at Vogrie Country Park Gorebridge on 18 Jan 2026 with scenic mixed terrain through woodlands and the Tyne Valley. Choose Half Marathon, 10 km, 5 km or a 1.6 km fun run with start and finish at the Victorian manor house.
Take on the Frostbite Trail Race at scenic Lochore Meadows: two laps of 4 to 4.5 miles over trails and woods where mud adds fun, so trail shoes are recommended. Finishers receive a memento and places are limited.
Feel The Burns is a spirited hill race in the Scottish Borders, about 13.7 miles with roughly 800 m of ascent, promising stiff climbs and wide open views from Selkirk country. Places are limited and entries are by waiting list for this popu..
Join the Buchlyvie 10k trail on 24 January 2026 in Stirling for a mostly flat out and back on an old railway track, chip timed with great support and post race baking. Limited to 300 runners, fun medals and goodie bags for all.
Experience Kielder Forest by torchlight at the Lewis Burn Trail Run, a 10 km night trail with punchy climbs and flowing forest descents. Tackle the steep zig zags of Simons Tester before a thrilling run back to Bakethin car park.
Run a 17 km moonlit trail through Kielder Forest, from lakeside tracks into hillier mountain bike trails with a scenic descent into Kielder village. Part of the Shadowlands series, the race offers prizes and series points.
10 mile night trail through the Simonside Hills near Rothbury on 7 Feb 2026, tackling rugged hill and forest trails by headtorch light. Part of the Shadowlands series, Duergar Nightcrawler promises atmosphere and mulled wine at the finish.
Run the scenic Ardgartan Trail Race in Arrochar, a rugged loop of about 21 miles and 3500 ft of climbing past forests and waterfalls. Winter conditions and limited spots make mandatory kit and careful planning essential.
Take on the six hour Trailspire Ultra at Callander Park, a fully waymarked loop of rolling trails and woodland with views of historic Callander House. Run solo or with a two person relay team and see how many laps you can complete.
Warm up your winter with the Glasgow Winter Warmer Run at Glasgow Green on 8 February 2026, with 5K, 10K and half marathon options for all abilities. Mainly flat path course, chip timed with medals and optional fundraising for Shelter.
Tackle a scenic 10 mile point to point along Northumberland beaches and cliff trails. Enjoy live timing, a finisher medal and free photos; book your shuttle to the start.