Trail Running calendar near Conwy 2026-2027

Rodney's Pillar is a provisional 5.2 km race on 17 June 2026 with 280 m of ascent. Entry is by pre-entry or on the day with fees of £7 pre-entry and £10 on-the-day.

The X-Trail 10k on 18 June 2026 opens The Tour at Oldham Rugby Club, running through Daisy Nook and Park Bridge Country Parks. Entry options include a full Tour entry and a standalone 10k with listed fees.

A hilly six mile fell race from Stalybridge to the Trigg point on Hobson Moor, held on 19 June 2026 as the second event in The Tour. The base is Tameside Sports Trust at Copley Recreation Centre and individual entry is shown at £10.

A 51 mile mountain and trail race in Southern Snowdonia with 2898m of ascent, visiting Cadair Idris, Rhinog Fach and the Barmouth estuary. The event has 500 places, six checkpoints, mandatory kit and a 20 hour cut off.

Take on the iconic Clougha Pike fell race near Lancaster, a short but punchy 4.9 mile route with 400 m of climb and stunning views. Pre entry is required; junior races and team entries make this a lively community event.

A self-navigating trail event on 20 June 2026, finishing at Ludlow Castle, offering a ~30 mile ultra and a ~14 mile half across mixed terrain in the Marches of England.

A 7.5 km fell race in Bosley, Peak District on 20 June 2026 with an accompanying 3 km junior race. Entry on the day includes fete admission and parking.

A trail 10 km event around the Lake Vyrnwy estate in Llanwddyn featuring mixed terrain, water stations and a finishers medal. Parking is available near the start with a £3 cash charge and minimum age is 16.

A trail running event at Lake Vyrnwy on 21 June 2026 featuring an approximate 10k multiterrain course with water stations, on‑estate parking and finishers medals; awards for the top three men and women.

A five mile trail race and a 2 km kids fun run at Lymm High School, on grass and dirt paths through Helsdale Wood and Spud Wood. Age limits, entry fees, prize categories and a no refund transfer policy are specified.

Experience a scenic 10k multi terrain trail race through Brabyns Park and the Peak Forest Canal. This chip timed event features local landmarks like the Marple Aqueduct and includes a finisher medal and professional race photos.

A Category AS fell race in Darwen on 23 June 2026 covering 4 miles 6.4 km with 350 m ascent and three climbs including Aggies Staircase. Organised by Darwen Dashers and held under FRA rules; entries open 1 January and close 22 June.

An evening trail race at National Trust Lyme in Disley covering approximately 10 km with 272 m elevation gain. Single marked lap on grass, trail and road with drinks stations, finisher medal and immediate results via Nifty entries.

Bridestone Fell Race on 23 June 2026 is a Category AS fell race of 7.5 km with 375 m of ascent on a well marked course. Race headquarters are at The Hare and Hound Pub in Todmorden and full FRA kit is required.

Abergwyngregyn is a 7.2 km fell race near Bangor with 391 m of climb. It is the final event in the North Wales Mid Week Series and is insured by the WFRA.

An evening orienteering event at Brereton Heath near Holmes Chapel offering colour coded courses from White to Blue to match a range of navigational skills. Pre entry is via RaceSignUp and parking is metered at the Visitor Centre.

A category A/S fell race on 24 June 2026 near Crompton Moor, covering roughly 6 km with about 300 m of ascent. The route mixes moorland and forest trails and includes multiple climbs and a steep shale descent.

Nant Gain is a 7.6 km fell race around Cilcain with 370 m of ascent, night registration at The White Horse Pub and a £3 entry on the night. Parking is limited so car sharing and use of the viewpoint car park are recommended.

A local fell race in the South/West Pennines, covering 10.5 km with 370 m of climb and views of Hameldon Hill and Mitchell House reservoir. Entry fees differ for affiliated and unattached runners and the event is based at Accrington Cricket..

A six mile fell race in Whaley Bridge held with the town carnival, featuring about 274 m of climb and a published route. The club offers a small travel incentive and donates event profits to local charities.