Trail Running Calendar Yorkshire and The Humber 2026-2027

Traverse the scenic Cleveland Hills in this 77.3 km ultra marathon from Ingleby Cross to Robin Hood Bay. Runners have 15 hours to complete the course featuring over 1700 meters of ascent through North Yorkshire.

An evening five mile trail run around Bolton Abbey Estate on the Summer Solstice, organised by Airedale Dodgers for Sue Ryder. The circular route uses tarmac, gravel and a short grass section and all finishers receive a medal.

A community fun run in Grantley, Ripon, North Yorkshire on Sunday 21 June 2026 with an entry fee of £5. Basic details only are published.

A BOFRA Championship fell race in Hawkswick, Littondale, featuring a short 2.25 km route with about 170 m of climb from ridge out-and-back terrain. Age categories run from under 9 to seniors and parking is £3.

Trail runs around the Harewood House estate in Leeds with 22k, 13k and 8k routes through woodland, reservoir shore and parkland, chip timing, finisher medal and on-course refreshments.

A 11.3 km fell race around the limestone hills above Settle on 21 June 2026, with 600 m of climb and flagged routes. The event hosts the Yorkshire Senior and Under 23 Championships and is run under FRA rules.

A family fun run of about 2.5 km at Oakwell Hall Country Park in Birstall, West Yorkshire. The day includes stalls, a mascots race and entertainment, with proceeds supporting MoreInCommon Batley & Spen local projects.

A day of timed running and cycling events on Cragg Road in Mytholmroyd, featuring multiple race distances, a 60K sportive and a timed cycle ascent under full road closure.

Tackle the Trunce 5, a lively fell race in the Peak District around Oxspring offering a hilly 6.2 km route with about 190 m of climb. On the day entries are welcome and juniors over 10 can take part in a 3 km race as part of an eight race s..

A Category AS fell race of 7.5 km with 375 m ascent around Todmorden. Race HQ is The Hare and Hounds Pub, full FRA kit is required, and there are team prizes plus refreshments afterwards.

Take on a scenic 12 km course across the North York Moors with 400 m of climb for a rewarding midweek challenge. Entry on the day, friendly teams welcome and a post race BBQ helps raise money for charity.

An evening pop up running event in Kirkstall offering 5k and 10k options, on-site food and drinks, and a jumble medal for all finishers. Entry can be paid on the day or online with fees listed between £12 and £17.

A 47 miles trail race on 27 June 2026 following the Hudson Way and Wolds Way to Malton, with checkpoints, drop bags and mandatory kit checks. Finishers receive a medal and a T shirt.

Join the Eldwick Gala fell race in the South West Pennines, a scenic but testing 3 mile course with 168 m climb and short junior races. Limited to 200 runners, this community event blends tough trails and festival fun.

A multi stage trail running enduro around Sheffield with 11 individually timed stages making up 20 km of a 24 km route. Each stage is timed and there is an overall time, with a post race festival and entries for solo or pair runners.

A fundraising walking and running event in Kettlewell, Wharfedale, offering routes from 4.5 to 17 miles. Organised by the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association, proceeds support the local mountain rescue team.

A two-day OCR mud run at Bramham Park with up to 40 obstacles and a range of adult and junior distances; team entries and charity partnerships are featured.

A coastal out and back trail run from Sewerby to Flamborough on undulating paths with steps and stiles. The event offers 10 km, half and marathon distances, regular feed stations and food available at the Ship Inn after the race.

A chip timed approximately 10k held on the private Mulgrave Estate near Sandsend and Whitby. The woodland route passes Mulgrave Castle with coastal views; refreshments, parking and a bespoke finisher memento are provided.

A point-to-point charity run across Teesside on 28 June 2026, starting at Brass Monkey Stokesley and finishing in Saltburn with pub regroup stops and a beach sauna. 100 percent of proceeds go to The Teesside Charity.