Endurancelife | Northumberland

Bamburgh, United Kingdom • 20 Feb 2027

Northumberland Coastal Trail Run

The Northumberland Coastal Trail Run takes place at Bamburgh on 20 February 2027. The route follows coastal terrain near Bamburgh Castle and passes sandy beaches, rolling dunes, high rocky cliffs, and nearby islands. The location includes multiple conservation sites and two National Nature Reserves within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The event is a linear course within the CTS series. Terrain is described as moderate, with sand and dune sections that shape the running surface and elevation profile. The event is included in the Endurancelife 2026-27 trail running season. Runners who complete any distance at this event are awarded points and listed on the Season Leader Board.

Distances and basic ascent figures for the course are:

  • 10K (6.4 mi, 190 ft ascent)
  • Half Marathon (13.1 mi, 463 ft ascent)
  • Marathon (27.8 mi, 1,266 ft ascent)
  • Ultra (36.1 mi, 1,631 ft ascent)

Recorded best times for men and women are available for each distance. The description above summarises the route setting, course type, season inclusion, and the four distance options. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

36 mi
Ultra
28 mi
Marathon
13 mi
Half Marathon
6 mi
10k
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Trail runs nearby

A multi terrain trail run of about 10 km in Hulne Park, Alnwick on 5 May 2026. Entry fees differ for affiliated and non affiliated runners and prizes are awarded to individual and team winners.

A coastal marathon on 9 May 2026 covering 26.2 Miles from Lower Burnmouth to Lindisfarne via Berwick, beaches and the Pilgrims causeway. The event requires running only, includes a causeway cut off at 19 miles and a six hour limit.

Trail races at Hulne Park near Alnwick Castle offer 5K, 10K, half marathon and junior 2K options on multi terrain, traffic free courses with chip timing, finisher medals and prizes for top individuals and teams.

A 10 km trail route starting and finishing at Ingram Village Hall that visits the summits of Cochrane Pike and East Hill with two outward-and-return climbs. The course passes through a working, sensitive area so dogs are not permitted.

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