Trail Running calendar near Dalmellington 2026-2027

We have found 182 Trailruns within 80 miles of Dalmellington. See below where and when you can find the races.

Run a scenic 21 mile loop around Ardgartan Peninsula with about 3,500 ft of climbing, mostly off road through forests and coastal hilltops. Expect testing winter weather and a steep return to the Rest And Be Thankful.

Trailspire Ultra returns to Callander Park, Falkirk with a redesigned loop for a six hour endurance challenge. Run solo or as a two person team and rack up as many 4.14 mile laps as you can on a fully marked marshalled course.

Take on Clough Head in the Kong Winter Series, a punchy fell race in the Lake District on 7 February 2026. Expect about 7.3 km with 570 m of climb over rugged quarry and mountain terrain for a thrilling winter challenge.

Join Dumfries Running Club for a community cross country at MacLeod Pavilion in Dumfries on 7 Feb 2026, with races from U13 to Senior and Masters and medals for every finisher. Low entry fees make it perfect for families and newcomers.

Road races of a Half Marathon and 10km through the Lorton Valley with a Cockermouth town centre start and finish. Live chip-timing, no cut-off time, and finishers receive a medal, merchandise, and refreshments.

A 5 km, 10 km and half marathon at Glasgow Green supporting Shelter, run on a mostly flat path course with one trail section. Chip timing, finisher medals and instant results via Results Base are provided.

Two trail races take place in Devilla Forest with revised 15k and scenic 5k routes starting and finishing at the Scottish Police College. Both events are fully waymarked and chip timed with on-site facilities and pre-entry only.

The The Big Victory will take place in Snaefell on Sunday 8 February 2026. You can run 23 kilometers.

EpicTrails runs a guided 8 km trail on 12 Feb 2026 from Milngavie Train Station, following parts of the Clyde Coastal Path and West Highland Way. A qualified guide leads the social run; headtorch and trail shoes are mandatory and places are..

A night-time head torch trail race in Whinlatter Forest Park with a fully waymarked 10k on very hilly mixed terrain. Entries include a memento, downloadable photos, seed packet and prizes for top finishers.

A forest marathon in Glentress Forest near Peebles, run over two 21k circuits with marked trails, notable ascent and on-course hydration points. Facilities include a visitor centre cafe, changing and showers.

Discover Glentress Trail Races in the Tweed Valley, with 21 km, 10 km and 5 km options across scenic forest singletrack and moorland. Tackle technical climbs and winter trails for a rewarding day of off road running.

Join the Glentress February Trail Races on 15 February 2026 for woodland singletrack, gravel and moorland routes from a new 5 km up to a testing 42 km. Fully marked courses and stunning views make this a must for trail runners of all levels..

The ACORN Trail Card is a 2026 season pass granting entry to six diverse trail races throughout the year. It includes exclusive merchandise, a personalised finisher's t-shirt, and priority entry to other events. Availability is limited to j..

A winter trail race on 15 February 2026 at Balbirnie Park, Markinch, Fife featuring a 4 to 5 miles woodland route with mud and water crossings. All finishers receive a bespoke memento and prizes cover overall and age categories.

Trail race in Linn Park on 15 February 2026 offering a roughly 10 km two‑lap course and a single lap 5k. The route follows the Centenary Trail with hills, mud and information boards and finishes near the Halfpenny Bridge.

A guided, social trail run on local paths from Milngavie Train Station, held on 19 February 2026. Qualified guides lead the 10 km route; trail shoes and a head torch are mandatory and dogs and under‑18s are not permitted.

Hillbilly 10k 26 is a 10 km running event at Dalmellington Community Centre in Ayr, United Kingdom on 22 February 2026. It is organised by Butterfly Events and held on behalf of Cancer Research UK.

A winter league fell race at Birkrigg Common in Ulverston featuring a 5 km course with 170 m climb. The route is fully flagged and covered by an FRA permit; entries are available in advance or on the day and specific kit is required.

This night run takes participants through the undulating forest roads and trails of Whinlatter Forest. With two marked distances available and individual starts, it welcomes runners with or without dogs. Head torches are required for the ev..