Stately Trails: Forcett Park

Forcett, United Kingdom • 18 Jun 2026

Stately Trails: Forcett Park

Stately Trails: Forcett Park is an outdoor trail event at Forcett Park on 18 June 2026. The event offers a lapped course that covers local parkland and runs through pasture fields, farm tracks and woodland. The course is two laps and may be muddy in places.

The route passes several historical features on the estate, including sections of an ancient Iron Age boundary, a wall used for musket training in the civil war and a Georgian grotto. Courses are fully marked and car parking is available on site.

There are options for running and walking with specific age limits for each course. Walkers may enter the 5 km event. Finish food is available with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options if requested on entry. An optional coaster-medal is offered for an additional fee of £3.50. Additional post-race food for spectators may also be ordered with entries.

Organizer information and event terms, including cancellation and refund policies, are provided by the event organizer. Entry fees differ by distance and membership status. Registration and entry are handled through the event entry system. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

  • 5 km run, 13 years or older
  • 5 km walk, 13 years or older
  • 10 km run, 16 years or older

Race information

10 km
5 km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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