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Sir Titus Summer Trot - Day 2

Shipley, United Kingdom • 20 Jul 2025

The Sir Titus Summer Trot - Day 2 is a scenic trail running event held along the flat, even towpath of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal near Saltaire, Shipley, West Yorkshire. Suitable for all abilities, it offers six distances ranging from 5K to Ultra Marathon, making it ideal for novices and experienced runners alike. The course features good trail terrain with minimal elevation, feed and drink stations every three miles, and convenient facilities including toilets near registration. The event is chip-timed and provides bespoke medals and treats for finishers. Easily accessible by train and car, it promotes sustainability with a cup-less policy and encourages car sharing. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Yorkshire and The Humber Shipley

Race information

Registration
26 mi
Marathon
20 mi
20 Miler
13 mi
Half Marathon
10 mi
10 Miles
10 km
10k
5 km
Ultra Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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