Trails & Tails - Driffield

Driffield, United Kingdom • 15 Feb 2026

Event Overview

Trails & Tails is a scenic trail running event in Driffield, East Yorkshire, offering routes suitable for both solo runners and canicross participants running with dogs. The event takes place on Sunday, 15 February 2026, starting and finishing at Field House Farm.

Course Information

Participants can choose from two measured distances: a 4-mile route and an 8-mile route. Both courses are described as runnable trails through the countryside with gentle elevation. The 8-mile route is noted as being more challenging. The organizers state these routes are different from a previous event held in September. The timing of this event aligns with the main canicross season.

Event Details

This is a chip-timed event. Every finisher receives a medal. Prizes are awarded, including special awards for dogs. On-site amenities include parking, toilets, and post-run food and drink available at the Field House Coffee Barn. The minimum age for entry is 18.

Participation and Entry

Entry fees are £15.00 for the 4-mile distance and £20.00 for the 8-mile distance. Online entries open on Tuesday, 7 October 2025 and close on Wednesday, 11 February 2026. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

8 mi
8 Miles
4 mi
4 Miles
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