Glamis Castle Festive Trail Runs

Glamis, United Kingdom • 6 Dec 2026

Event Overview

The Glamis Castle Festive Trail Runs take place in the private grounds of Glamis Castle in Angus, Scotland. The event offers several trail running distances with a festive theme.

Distances and Details

Three main running options are available.

  • Festive Family 1 mile: For participants aged 3 to 11 years. An accompanying adult guardian can run for free.
  • Festive 5 Mile Trail Run: For participants aged 11 and over.
  • Festive 10 Mile Trail Run: For participants aged 15 and over. The 10-mile course consists of two laps.

The 5-mile and 10-mile runs are canicross-friendly, allowing one dog per runner on a lead. The family mile is excluded from this.

Event Features

Live chip timing is provided for the runs. All finishers receive a bespoke event medal, Wild Deer merchandise, and a festive snack and drink. Children also get a selection box. A custom event t-shirt can be added during registration for an additional fee. On-site parking is available for participants and spectators.

The Venue

Glamis Castle is a historic landmark. The run courses go through its private woodland and parkland landscapes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 mi
Festive 10 Mile Trail Run (2 Laps)
5 mi
Festive 5 Mile Trail Run
Festive Family 1 Mile
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