Scone Palace Trail Runs

Perth, United Kingdom • 26 Apr 2026

Scone Palace Trail Runs 2026

The event offers two trail running distances around the grounds of Scone Palace in Perth. The courses are routed through palace grounds, and the longer course also includes a lap of Perth Racecourse. Route maps are provided for both distances.

The distances are:

  • 5km Trail Run (age 11+)
  • 10km Trail Run (age 15+)

The event is canicross friendly; one controlled dog per runner is permitted. Live chip timing is provided by Timing Up North. All finishers receive an event medal, Wild Deer merchandise, and a drink and snack. An exclusive event T-shirt is available to purchase for £12. On-site parking is available for £3 per vehicle.

Location details include Scone Palace, Perth PH2 6BD and signage for Perth Racecourse PH2 6BG. A what3words location is provided as ///drive.conquest.darts. Additional event formats are held at the same organiser, including Sprint and Standard duathlons, and route maps for the runs are available to view online. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10km Trail Run
10 km
10km Trail Run With T-Shirt
5 km
5km Trail Run With T-Shirt
5 km
5km Trail Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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