Trail Running calendar near Llanidloes 2026-2027

Gnosall 10K is an 11.2k multi terrain race through Staffordshire countryside, following canal towpaths, a disused railway line, farm lanes and field paths. The event is limited to 400 runners and is organised by Gnosall Globetrotters.

A point-to-point 15 mile trail race along the Offa's Dyke footpath between Hay-on-Wye and Kington with three water stations, relay options at mid-race handover points, and age-group prizes.

A long-standing Green Events race in Llanwrtyd Wells where runners compete directly with horses over mountainous terrain, timed electronically. The event has enforced cut-offs and an escalating jackpot for any runner who beats the first hor..

A muddy 5k obstacle event at Sandwell Valley Country Park on 13 June 2026 featuring grass, path and woodland terrain with staggered wave starts and multiple obstacles. Minimum age 13 and a minimum fundraising target applies.

An evening trail run at Bodenham Arboretum on 13 June 2026 offering 5 km and 10 km options; mixed-terrain routes, online-only entry with limited places, and funds raised for local charity and scout group support.

A fell race held since 1986 near Blaenavon at The Whistle Inn, Garn yr Erw. The event is Category BS with options of 8 km or 5 miles and accepts entries on the day or online.

Competitors run repeated hourly laps of 6706 metres at Breakheart Quarry until only one runner remains. The mixed trail loop has about 560 ft of ascent per lap and heads-up warnings are given before each start.

A guided recce of the Paddy Buckley leg across the Snowdon Range from Beddgelert Forest to Llanberis on 14 June 2026. The 20 km route includes about 1,900 m of ascent and is led in small groups by qualified mountain leaders.

Run as many 3.28 mile laps as you wish along the scenic Stroud Waterways canal. This flexible timed event caters to all distances from 5k to ultra marathon with a seven hour time limit and a relaxed start window.

A 19.3 km fell race on 14 June 2026 from Caffi Hen Felin, Abergwyngregyn, with 914 m of ascent. Part of the North Wales Series, the route requires navigational skills and significant experience and entries are £10.

Trail and fun runs at Gregynog Hall on 14 June 2026, featuring an approx 6 km main race and a 1-mile fun run with awards and on-site first aid and toilets.

The Magic Roundabout is a 10 km trail race organised by Hay Hotfooters in the Begwyn hills above Llowes near Hay on Wye. The hilly route can offer views of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains, with free hot and cold refreshments after.

Roy Castle Challenge Chillington 2026 has open registration across all available categories and provides downloadable receipts plus basic event information such as race location, dorsal collecting address, return policy and rules.

A five race summer trail series at Wirral Country Park held on the third Tuesday of each month from April to August. Races use a recurring course of about 8K and offer age category prizes, with single race and full series entry options.

A midweek fell race at Tal y Mignedd Campsite in Nantlle Valley featuring a 6.7 km route with 520 m of ascent. The event is part of the North Wales Mid Week Series and includes junior races across multiple age categories.

A midweek memorial trail race around Frodsham Hill covering 8.4 km with about 370 m of ascent. The course is marked and marshalled, uses chip timing, is licensed by the TRA, and is open to runners aged 17 and over.

A hill race at Maeshafn covering 7.2km with 458m of ascent. Entry is on the day for £4 and parking is limited.

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.

An evening **10km** trail around Milford Common and Cannock Chase with basic route arrows, a published GPX file and chip timing. No medals are given; profits go to Muscular Dystrophy and a post-race drink is provided.

A 200 mile circular trail across Mid Wales with about 31,000 ft of climb, run within 120 hours from Machynlleth. The route follows Glyndwr's Way and Offa's Dyke and features aid stations, live tracking, and a personalised drop bag system.