Trail Running calendar near Dumfries 2026-2027

We have found 320 Trailruns within 80 miles of Dumfries. See below where and when you can find the races.

Join a guided, social 10 km trail run by head torch, starting from Milngavie Train Station. The route explores local paths including the Clyde Coastal Path and West Highland Way. Mandatory kit includes trail shoes and a head torch.

Jarrett's Jaunt is a Lake District fell race from Wath Brow Bridge, with rugged trails, steep climbs and great views. About 9 km with 440 m ascent, the handicap format gives a fun competitive test and pre entry is required.

Chapelgill is a historic and famously steep hill race in Scotland. Runners tackle a 2.6 km climb with 410 meters of ascent, starting from Glenkirk farm. Full body cover is mandatory for all participants.

Join experienced guides for a 22 mile reconnaissance of the Lakes in A Day route from Ambleside to Cartmel. Gain expert advice on gear, navigation, and race strategy while exploring the trails with a small group of participants.

Conquer the two highest Cheviot peaks in this 11 mile fell race featuring 3689ft of climb. Starting from Langleeford, this event offers a timed course and a rewarding finish in a dedicated event village.

Experience a 20 kilometre circular trail race around the shores of Buttermere and Crummock Water. This fully marked route features technical lakeshore trails and woodland tracks set against a dramatic fell landscape.

Prepare for the Montane Lakeland 100 with this 33 mile supported recce from Buttermere to Dalemain. The route features coach transport and medical support for confirmed race entrants.

The Arant Haw fell race in March 2026 is a 7.5 km challenge with 400 m of climb. The event features senior and junior races, starting from Sedbergh. It requires mandatory kit for seniors and concludes with a Winter League presentation.

The The Tour de Humbleton Trail Race will take place in Wooler on Sunday 22 March 2026. You can run 50 kilometers.

The Winter Solstice Trail Race will take place in Ingram on Sunday 22 March 2026. You can run 50 kilometers.

Embark on a self supported 300km ultra race following the famous Coast to Coast route from St Bees to Robin Hoods Bay. Experience three National Parks and 6500m of ascent in this epic trans-country crossing.

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Cross the Lake District National Park on this 100km ultra following the iconic Coast to Coast route. Experience 3500m of ascent from St Bees to Shap with professional support and aid stations along the way.

Experience the beauty of the Lake District with trail runs around Grasmere Water and Rydal Caves. This canicross friendly event offers chip timed 5km and 10km routes through a landscape of fells and mountains.

Experience an 11 km trail run through the spectacular scenery of Swaledale and Fremington Edge. This marked course features technical trails and mining hushes with a scenic finish along Arkle Beck.

Enjoy an out and back run or walk from Pooley Bridge to Hallin Fell. Choose between six, ten, or thirteen miles of scenic trails and paths with legendary post race refreshments at the village hall.

The DalesRunner 20 is an 18.3 km hilly trail run near Reeth, featuring steep climbs and technical descents on single-track paths. Mandatory kit is required for this fully marked course, which includes post race refreshments. The event is li..

Experience a traditional 11 km fell race through the rough terrain of Bollihope Carrs in Co. Durham. Navigate a 380m climb to two summits using map and compass skills in this limited entry event.

Experience a traditional 8.5 mile fell race in Braithwaite featuring 3500 feet of ascent across three peaks. This non GPS event follows FRA rules and offers a classic navigation challenge through the English landscape.

Cross the north of England through three National Parks on this spectacular coast to coast journey. Choose from four distances ranging from 55km to a full 300km traverse through iconic mountains and moors.

Follow Wainwrights famous coast to coast route on this 55km ultra through the North Pennines and Yorkshire Dales. Experience a self sufficient journey from Kirkby Stephen to the historic Richmond Castle.