Trail Running calendar near Moelfre 2026-2027

A trail multiterrain 10k around the Lake Vyrnwy estate in Llanwddyn on 21 June 2026, with varied surfaces, climbs and lake views. Entrants receive a finishers medal, with awards for top three men and top three women.

A Category AS fell race in Darwen on 23 June 2026, covering 6.4 km with 350 m ascent and three climbs including Jubilee Tower, Jacobs Mound and Aggies Staircase. Pre-entry is required and the minimum age is 14.

A fell race at the Kirkby-in-Furness gala field featuring a new route through fields and an ascent to the windmills. The course is about 3.45 miles with 750 feet of climb and counts as a BOFRA Championship counter.

The Cringle Hill Fell Race will take place in Isle of Man on Saturday 27 June 2026.

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.

Take on the Stiperstones Fell Race in Snailbeach on Wed 8 Jul 2026, a rugged 6.7 km course with about 375 m of climb across classic Shropshire ridgelines. Pre entry is £7 or pay £10 on the day, with junior races available.

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..

A point to point river-side ultra of about 59 miles from Shrewsbury to Worcester on 10 July 2026. The route includes four checkpoints with vegan and gluten free options, mandatory kit requirements and a bespoke finisher medal and visor.

Multi distance trail races around Yr Wyddfa in Eryri National Park, held in Llanberis with an event village, on course support and chip timing. Includes a family friendly 500 m kids fun run with proceeds for the local mountain rescue team.

A 24 hour trail endurance event on Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) from Llanberis where solo runners or teams of up to five complete as many ascents as possible. The race is UTMB indexed and partners with Cancer Research Wales.

A guided route linking all 14 Welsh 3000 foot peaks in Snowdonia, covering about 50 km and 4000 m of ascent. Options include a 20 hour guided challenge or a two day course with run and walk pace choices and staffed support.

A professionally guided, fully supported three-day traverse of Northern Snowdonia covering 47 summits on a loop just over 100 km with about 9,000 m of ascent. Small groups return each day to Capel Curig; places limited to six, fee £749.

Art's Loop is a mountain running event in County Wicklow on 1 August 2026 covering about 10.00 km with 680 m of climb. It is part of the Leinster Championship, requires Level B mandatory kit, and does not allow GPS devices.

Enjoy classic Belmont mountain running in County Wicklow on 5 August with scenic but technical 8.5 km and 5 km courses plus a free 1 km Belmont Challenge fun run. Expect rocky summit sections, marked routes, mandatory Level B kit and café p..

Long-established August challenge in northeast Wales offering three route choices of 32 miles, 24 miles and 16 miles. Routes climb the Clwydian Hills along the Offa's Dyke Path with ridge and woodland sections.

SkyRun Eryri in Rhyd-Ddu, Eryri/Snowdonia stages four mountain races from 16 km to 55 km on 15 August 2026, with large elevation gains, aid stations and a mix of ridgelines, scrambling and technical trails.

Ribble Runfest on Sunday 16 August 2026 is a multi distance running event in the parklands of central Preston. Routes include 10 km, half marathon, marathon and an ultra, with aid stations, course signage and a bespoke finisher medal.

A 5 mile trail race on 23 August 2026 at Leigh Sports Village organised by Leigh Harriers AC. The event is licenced by TRA and follows UK Athletics Rules, with separate entry fees for affiliated and unaffiliated runners.

A 130-mile non-stop canal run from Liverpool to Leeds along historic towpaths, open to those aged 20+. Options include Supported or limited Unsupported places, feed points every 10–15 miles, and a 40-hour completion limit.