Pink Moon - Ladies Trail Half Marathon

Sutton Scarsdale, United Kingdom • 4 Apr 2026

Pink Moon Ladies Trail Half Marathon (4 April 2026)

The Pink Moon Ladies Trail Half Marathon is a women-only trail half marathon held in Sutton Scarsdale. The course is an out-and-back route that runs through Sutton Spring Wood and climbs to the Five Pits Trail before reaching a turning loop with an aid station. The route is described as scenic and undulating. Every finisher receives a medal and there are complementary cake and hot drinks by a campfire at the finish. The event will raise funds for the local Women's Aid charity, The Elm Foundation.

Logistics and entry information

The race has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit; an optional 30 minute earlier start is available for slower runners (this is not a competitive wave start). Additional marshals in hi viz will be positioned along the course and they will use glow sticks to guide runners at dusk. Free car parking and toilets are available at Race HQ and on the nearby lane. Entry opens 11 July 2025 and closes 20 March 2026. Minimum age is 18. Entry fees listed are UKA member £25.00 and non-member £27.00. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

Half Marathon
Half Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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