Trail Running calendar near Gower 2026-2027

A multi-distance running event in Bath that routes through two restored railway tunnels, including a 1672 m subterranean section. Distances range from a 500 m Colourburst to an ultramarathon, with the start and finish at Brickfields Park.

A predominantly off road, approximately measured *10K* around Barnstaple using the Tarka Trail and public pavements. Entries include a finishers medal, chip timing and a running shirt for entries made before 15 May 2026.

The Phoenix Running - Bovey Tracey will take place in Bovey Tracey on Sunday 7 June 2026. You can run 5 kilometers.

The historic Offa's Dyke 15 returns in June 2026. This UKA-licensed off-road running race offers both individual and relay entry options. Registration is in the picturesque town of Hay-on-Wye.

A community running day at Neroche Primary School on 13 June 2026 featuring chip-timed 5 km and 10 km courses, a children’s fun run, medals and prizes, with proceeds supporting the school PFA.

A multi distance off road event on 14 June 2026 around Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills, with races from 1 km to marathon plus an Omnium multi event. Courses include cliff top paths, mixed terrain and multiple feed stations.

A summer solstice fell run at Merrivale on Dartmoor with a senior 9.5 km race, marked sections to protect wildlife, limited entries and a range of junior age categories. On-day places may be available for a cash fee.

Multi-distance ultra events along the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site on 20 to 21 June 2026. Routes follow the South West Coast Path with live GPS tracking and ITRA UTMB index points for selected distances.

A weekend at the Pinkery Centre celebrating walking and trail running across Exmoor, combining the Exmoor Perambulation and Man vs Moor with races, walks, talks and evening gatherings.

Take on the Burrator Horseshoe, a scenic 10 km fell race across Dartmoor with about 315 m of climb at Meavy Village Green. Rugged terrain, junior races and club prizes make it ideal for competitive and social runners.

A multi terrain 10k starting and finishing at Umborne Village Hall near Colyton, with about 75% off road and a scenic section on the private Widworthy Estate. The event features water stations, marshals, veteran prizes and proceeds for the..

The Exeter 10K River Run is a flat, traffic-free evening race along the scenic River Exe. Held in late June, it's an ideal step up from a 5K for runners of all abilities. All finishers receive a medal and benefit from on-course support.

A one-day trail race across Lundy Island of about 13.5 miles, served by a chartered ferry for up to 250 runners. Fully marked and marshalled with aid stations, mandatory kit and a finisher medal.

A range of measured races on the flat, traffic free Tarka Trail near Barnstaple, with family activities at Woolmers Farm and UK Athletics course certification.

A multi-terrain marathon, half marathon and 10K along the North Devon coast, based at Woolacombe Meadow Playing Fields on 28 June 2026. Entry fees apply and the event supports North Devon Hospice, with fundraising recommended.

A 30 mile ultra marathon based in Abergavenny with about 5,446 ft of elevation, mostly on trail and including a climb over the Sugar Loaf. The route has three fully stocked checkpoints and downloadable maps on plotaroute.com.

A short but steep fell race on Dartmoor, starting and finishing at Belstone Village Green. The unmarked 3.1 miles with 300 m ascent is marshalled in places; junior races precede the senior event and there is tea and cakes at the finish.

A 27-mile point-to-point ultra that starts with a near four-mile mountain trek to the source of the River Severn and follows the river to Mid Wales Arts Centre. Two checkpoints provide vegan and gluten-free food and all finishers receive a..

A five-day, roughly 220-mile multiday ultramarathon along the Severn Way from source to mouth, split into five stage races with daily finisher medals, shared hotel accommodation, GPX navigation files and checkpoint food options.

A 48 mile point to point ultramarathon from Mid Wales Art Centre to Shrewsbury, following river and canal paths with 650 m ascent. Four checkpoints, a mandatory 4 mph minimum pace, vegan and gluten free checkpoint food and a bespoke finishe..