Trail Running calendar near Newton Stewart 2026-2027

Trail runs from Coniston Sports and Social Club with 10k and 16k routes around Coniston Water and the Coppermines Valley. Well marked, marshalled trails, on-course water stations, live music, local food stalls and event t-shirts are availab..

Take on the Cairncastle Classic, a rugged 16.2 km mountain run with 620 m of climb across scenic County Antrim. Held by NIMRA on 6 June 2026, the moderate course requires Level B kit and a good sense of adventure.

Classic Lake District fell race from Howtown Bobbin Mill, testing runners over 13.3 miles with about 1400 m of climb across rugged terrain. Entry is on the day for £8 and limited to 100 starters so arrive early.

Trail marathon, half marathon and a mini 10k circle Coniston Water and Tarn Hows on marked, marshalled trails with wide fell views. The event village at Coniston Sports and Social Centre offers live music, food stalls, photographers and pri..

Take on the Palacerigg Trail 10k at Palacerigg Country Park in Cumbernauld, an undulating woodland route on single track and forest paths with trail shoes advised. Proceeds support Freedom City Foundation and its local foodbank and communit..

A trail race through sections of the West Highland Way and Mugdock Country Park covering approximately 8.4 miles. The event is limited to 300 runners, uses electronic chip timing, and awards medals plus refreshments to all finishers.

Three day guided ultra run along the West Highland Way from Milngavie to Fort William, about 96 miles and 4,312 m elevation. Small group, shared accommodation, luggage transfers and coach-led guidance included.

Tackle the Loughshannagh Horseshoe in County Down on Thursday 11 June 2026, a challenging 6.90 km mountain loop with 560 m of ascent and superb upland views. Mandatory mountain kit is required, so come prepared for rough terrain and changea..

Trail races at Pooley Bridge on 13 June 2026 with 10 km and half marathon routes, live chip timing, on-site parking, cani-cross allowed, and finishers receiving a medal and merchandise.

A short fell race at Beckside Farm near Ulverston featuring junior and senior categories, an ascent of Flan Fell, on-the-day entry and a listed distance of about 1.85 miles with roughly 160 m of climb.

A six-leg endurance event from Kielder Castle with the North leg first and last. Solo, pair or quad teams cover 200 miles of trail with tracking, turnaround teams and ranking by furthest distance.

The Glen Rosa Horseshoe will take place in Isle of Arran on Saturday 13 June 2026. You can run 20 kilometers.

A two day trail running weekend in Grizedale Forest with an eight hour relay on a 7 km loop and a 22 km race over two 11 km laps, plus camping, food vendors, talks and on site facilities.

A supervised recce covering part of the Montane Lakeland 50 and 100 route from Pooley Bridge to Ambleside, about 26 miles via Mardale Head and Kentmere. Entry is restricted to confirmed Lakeland 50 or 100 competitors and includes coach and..

A classic Borrowdale fell race starting outside Langstrath Country Inn, this 7.5 km route climbs 430 m over rough, partly navigational terrain with stunning tarn and valley views. Entries are on the day only and places are limited.

Meels is a sharp mountain challenge in County Down on 18 June 2026, covering 7 km with 560 m of ascent over minimally marked terrain. Expect a navigational test with no GPS and mandatory safety kit for experienced runners.

A 96 mile ultramarathon along the West Highland Way from Milngavie to Fort William with a 35 hour time limit, significant ascent, mandatory motorised support and a required minimum of a 65K trail race for entry.

Take on the Baystones & Wansfell fell race in the Lake District on 21 June 2026, a scenic but testing 10.8 km course with 504 m of climb around Troutbeck. Pre entry and day registration available with modest fees and limited parking.

Take on the Reston Scar Scamper at Staveley Mill Yard on Wed 24 Jun 2026, a lively 6 km fell race with 301 m of climb across fully marked Lake District trails. On the day entry is £5 and all proceeds support Staveley community projects.

Head to Drumlanrig Castle for the South Scotland Outdoor Festival, a weekend of gravel and trail rides, road sportives and runs set in rolling hills and ancient woods. Enjoy wellness sessions, live music, adventure films, local food and on..