Harrold-Odell Trail Race

Odell, United Kingdom • 7 Mar 2026

Harrold-Odell Trail Race

The Harrold-Odell Trail Race takes place on Saturday 7th March 2026. This event focuses on accessible trail running through the countryside. The courses are designed with runnable terrain and manageable routes, making them suitable for those transitioning from road running to trails or those looking to increase their distance in a trail environment.

Participants can choose between two distinct distances:

  • 25 km trail race
  • 50 km ultra trail race

The event provides fully marked courses, eliminating the need for navigation skills. Support is provided throughout the race, including volunteers and aid stations along the route. Generous cut-off times are in place for both distances to ensure a low-pressure environment for all participants. The terrain is selected to be physically manageable while maintaining the characteristics of a trail event.

The start and finish area, along with the race routes, are situated within the natural scenery of the Harrold-Odell area. The event emphasizes a supportive atmosphere with high-energy volunteers stationed across the course to assist runners during their participation. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 50K
50 km
Harrold Odell 50km Trail Race
25 km
Harrold Odell 25km Trail Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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