Trail Running calendar near Kinross 2025-2026

Join the EpicTrails 8km in Milngavie on 11 December for a friendly guided run along scenic trails including the Clyde Coastal Path and West Highland Way. Small supported groups offer a social, safe adventure for runners of all levels.

Join the Aviemore Santa Run for a festive 5 km woodland trail or a family mile at scenic Glenmore Lodge with a new route. Dog and pushchair friendly, it includes Santa suits, live music, mulled wine and supports local charities.

Run a festive 5 km at Pollok Park on 14 December as part of Acorn Trails South By Five series. Free entry with a small donation to support local causes and community litter picks.

Join a social 10 km trail run from Milngavie Train Station along local paths including sections of the Clyde Coastal Path and West Highland Way. A qualified, first aid trained guide will lead and regroup a small capped group for a relaxed,..

Don your festive kit and join the Santa & Elf Dash at Cammo Nature Reserve for fun 1K, 5K and 10K trail runs through riverside paths and historic woodland. Medals, hot chocolate and charity collections add seasonal cheer.

Join the Wobbly Christmas Pudding 13 km trail run around scenic Melrose for a festive, hilly challenge suitable for varied weather. Limited to 150 places so sign up early for a fun seasonal outing with fellow runners.

The Banchory Lunchtime Trails Session will take place in Banchory on Monday 22 December 2025. You can run 1 hours.

Join the North Berwick Santa Beach Run on 24 Dec for a festive coastal dash along East Lothian sands with 2k, 5k and 10k options for families and competitive runners. Fancy dress is encouraged and proceeds support Medicins sans Frontieres.

Join the Boxing Day Boomerang at Dundonald Castle on 26 December for a festive 5 km or 10 km charity run on roads and trails. Enjoy castle views, tearoom treats and raffle fun while supporting Ayrshire Sportsability.

Run a moonlit 15 km through Kielder Forest, climbing to the summit of Deadwater Fell before returning along forest tracks and mountain bike trails. This night race opens the Shadowlands Race Series with night prizes and series points.

Challenge yourself on the Tour de Humbleton, a scenic 5 mile trail loop from the Cheviot Centre in Wooler, Northumberland. Expect about 800 ft of climbing over fell terrain and rewarding views on a fully marked course.

Kick off the New Year with the Aonach Mor Uphill at Nevis Range: a lung busting 4 km ascent gaining 610 m above Fort William. Entries are full but racers enjoy post race soup and the option of a warm gondola descent.

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.

Start the year with the Loch Morlich Running Festival on 03 January 2026, where scenic forest trails through Glenmore finish on the beautiful Loch Morlich beach. Family and dog friendly with medals, timed results and baking at the finish.

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.

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.

Hit the trails at Vogrie Country Park with a scenic start and finish by the Victorian manor, choosing from a half marathon, 10 km, 5 km or a family fun loop on mixed terrain. Marked laps, marshals, on site cafe and medals make this a welcom..

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..