Trail Running calendar near Cooper's Field 2026-2027

Ludlow10 on Sunday 12 July 2026 offers 5k, 10k and half marathon routes through town roads, local woods and trails. Post race hospitality continues into the day.

A fund raising multi lap running event on 12 July 2026 at Old Elizabethans Cricket Club, Worcester, supporting stroke services. Multiple race formats including a solo marathon, relays and a kids Wild Mile.

A *10 km* trail race around Stoke Park in Stapleton, Bristol on 16 July 2026, organised by Town and Country Harriers. Half of entry proceeds go to a local charity and prize categories include Open, Female and age groups.

A 24 hour team trail challenge on private farmland near Blandford Forum, with solo and 12 hour options across the weekend and camping available. Teams must use an identical team name and the event has a 40 person limit.

A one-lap, approximately 5 kilometre trail event on a privately owned farm near Blandford Forum, with a 90 minute cut off, camping available over the weekend and a maximum of 136 entries.

A solo 12 hour trail challenge on farmland with undulating terrain, laps run or walked at a chosen pace, medal and event goodies for finishers, and an option to camp over the weekend.

A multi-distance trek and trail event on the Gower Peninsula based at Penrice Castle, offering camping, GPS-tracked routes, covered rest stops, catering, medical support, and finisher rewards across several distances.

Trail races on the private Merthyr Mawr Estate within Merthyr Mawr Warren National Nature Reserve, featuring a 12K course and a new 40K route that extends along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.

Three point to point ultramarathons along the Wales Coast Path offering 100 mile, 50 mile and 30 mile options with marked routes, checkpoints and live GPS tracking, finishing at the Norwegian Church in Cardiff Bay.

Outdoor obstacle and mud run events at Huntley Estate in July 2026, including an obstacle race, a mostly-obstacle-free mud run, and a 1 km kids race; medals and event shirts are provided for participants and marshals.

An endurance event at Huntley Estate on July 18, 2026 that pairs eight physical strength tests with 1 kilometre off-road runs after each test, with official times, medals, age group categories, parking and space for spectators.

A 12 hour night trail event at Bridgend Miniature Railway where runners complete as many 10 mile loops as they can across two to three route options, with marked routes, Base Camp support and a 30 runner limit.

A 5 km mud obstacle course at Westpoint, Exeter on 18 July 2026 featuring climbing, crawling and sliding. Open to ages 13 and over, with staggered wave starts, on-site parking and a minimum fundraising target.

A 5k obstacle event at Worcester Racecourse featuring muddy climb, crawl and slide elements across grass and pavement. Wave starts manage numbers, the event is for ages 13 and over and basic onsite facilities include refreshments and toilet..

A one-lap fun trail run at Myncen Farm near Blandford Forum, set across fields and tracks. Open to ages 4+, children under 10 must be accompanied; places are limited and a weekend camping option is available.

A one-lap trail run at Myncen Farm on 19 July 2026, held on farm tracks and fields with a camping option over the weekend. Open from age 4 with a 100-entrant limit and a ten pound entry fee.

A trail 10K.ish at Myncen Farm on 19 July 2026, run as two laps with a 2.5 hour cut off and camping available over the weekend. Entry is limited to 136 runners, minimum age 16, with different fees for affiliated and unattached entrants.

Multi-distance runs along the Wye Valley Greenway, including a long lit tunnel section. Mostly flat routes on former railway track with feed stations, clear marking and event medals for 5 km or longer.

Two trail races in Aymestrey, Herefordshire, both climbing to the Iron Age hillfort at Croft Ambrey. Routes are fully marked with water stations and a separate juniors 2 km race with medals.

Selworthy Beacon Fell Race on 19 July 2026 covers 4 miles with about 1000 ft of ascent and descent to Selworthy Beacon. The unmarked route starts at Bossington National Trust car park and passes through Hurlstone Combe.