Trail Running calendar near Abersoch 2026-2027

A fell race in North Pembrokeshire on Sat 29 Aug 2026 covering 8 km with 330 m of climb. Entries are accepted in advance and on the day, and junior Mochyn du races have entry on the day only.

Coastal ultra marathon events on Anglesey include a 130 mile full circumnavigation and a 47 mile point to point race along the coastal path. Routes are mainly trail based, include checkpoints with cut-offs, and feature significant ascent.

A 102 mile, 5,172 m elevation ultramarathon across Snowdonia on 5 September 2026 with 11 checkpoints and a 42 hour cut off. The course is self navigated and runners are tracked online via GB Race Tracker.

A 45 mile mountain ultramarathon in Snowdonia Eryri from Betws-y-Coed, with about 2800 m ascent, five supported checkpoints and mandatory mountain kit. Entry requires previous ultra and mountain experience and a minimum age of 20.

Battle of the Borders offers three trail distances on the Shropshire Hills, from a 10K to a full marathon. The single-lap course starts and finishes in Carding Mill Valley, with fully marked routes and required runner supplies. Participants..

Explore the rugged Welsh landscapes at the RunThrough Snowdonia Sea2Sky trail races. Choose from 12k, 25k, or 54k distances on a route from Barmouth beach to Cadair Idris summit. Enjoy chip timing, a themed medal, and free race photos.

A long-distance walking and running event crossing Wales over a 45 mile linear route to be completed within 18 hours, presented as a weekend package with accommodation, coach transport, refreshment stops and route maps.

Take on the Stretton Skyline, a scenic yet demanding 30.5 km fell race around Church Stretton with 1357 m of climb and panoramic Shropshire Hills views. Pre entry only, finishers enjoy a tasty goody bag.

A six day self supported multistage race down the spine of Wales from Conwy Castle to Cardiff Castle, covering 380 km and 17,400 m of ascent. Two day northern and southern options offer condensed sections of the same route.

This is a guided run over 15 peaks above 3,000 feet in Snowdonia. The approximate distance is 30 miles with significant ascent. It is a supported challenge, not a race, with logistics, food, and guiding included.

Choose from 12, 18, or 26-mile routes through the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Starting at Wistanstow Village Hall, the event includes meals and full support. It's a popular challenge walk with an entry limit of 160.

Brutal Extreme Triathlons in Llanberis, North Wales challenge athletes with a lake swim, tough open road bike laps and a final climb of Snowdon via the Llanberis Path. Enter solo or as a relay team and test your limits on wild terrain.

Run along the scenic Llyn Peninsula on a road course that finishes with a spectacular kilometer on Abersoch Beach. The event features chip timing, a beachside finish area with music and a bar, and finisher medals. It's part of the Abersoch..

This 16.4 km mountain run takes you on a tough circuit over four peaks near Glendalough. Runners must carry full safety gear and navigate an unmarked route. With an entry limit of 50, it's part of the Leinster Championship.

A hilly trail event in the Cothi valley offering a 13 mile half marathon, a 6.5 mile alternative and a kids race, held at Pumsaint Village Hall with online entry and published route and results.

EcoTrail Wicklow returns in 2026 with five trail distances from 10K to 80K. The route winds from Bray Seafront into the scenic Wicklow Mountains. This eco conscious event is part of a global trail running series.

Tackle a tough three leg mountain relay across County Wicklow's highest peaks, covering 54 km with 2170 m of ascent. Unmarked route and mandatory Level C kit make this a true test of navigation and endurance.

Tackle the Stone Cross to Lug, a remote 54 km mountain route in County Wicklow with 2170 m of ascent. Unmarked and GPS free, this extreme challenge demands navigation skills and mandatory safety kit for a true wild running test.

A women-only introductory night trail run on the Sugarloaf Way in Wicklow. This 7 km event requires a head torch and trail shoes, with all entry fees supporting Bray Women's Refuge. A sweeper ensures it's accessible for various paces.

An uphill only 10 km race from Ruthin to the Jubilee Tower on Moel Famau, finishing above 550 m with varied trails and a steep final gulley. A return bus to Ruthin can be bought at the event; entry fees range from £0 to £21.50.