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Woodland Women 5km Run

Name: Woodland Women 5km Run
Start: 2026-05-20
End: 2026-05-20
Location: Cannock Chase Forest

Cannock Chase Forest, United Kingdom • 20 May 2026

The Woodland Women 5km Run will take place in Cannock Chase Forest on Wednesday 20 May 2026. You can run 5 kilometers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom West Midlands (England) Cannock Chase Forest

Race information

Registration

5 km

5km Run

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

Trail runs nearby

Thursday May 21

Parks Life - Belper

Belper

Tackle the Peak District on 21 May 2026 at the Parks Life fell race in Belper Parks Recreation Ground. Choose the main 7 km route with 210 m climb or shorter junior races for U12 and U10, with on the day entries available.

Friday May 22

Carsington Hill Race

Carsington

6 mi

An evening fell race around Carsington Pasture with views of the Peak District and Carsington Water. The *9.5 km* route has 230 m of ascent, rough pasture and two road crossings; free parking and post race food are available.

Sat - Mon May 23-25

Grand Union Canal 145 Mile (GUCR)

Birmingham

145 mi

A non-stop **145 mile** towpath race from Birmingham to Little Venice, London, run under UK Athletics rules. Entry is for runners aged 20 plus, limited to 100 starters, with a 45 hour overall cut off and support options for unsupported runn..

Wednesday May 27

Bluebell's Revenge

Farnah Green

9 km

A new fell race from Sinfin Running Club around the Chevin covering 8.9 km with 315 m of climb. The marked course uses two short loops and a figure of eight and includes some short road sections.