Follifoot
Trail Running Calendar near Follifoot 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Follifoot for 2026-2027! We've gathered 187 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
May 2027
Inflatable obstacle-course fun at Harewood House, Leeds on 22 May 2027 with lap-based distances from 2.5k to 15k and a finisher medal for every participant.
A well marked 10K trail race from Pateley Bridge Showground across woodland and moor with roughly 320 m of elevation, prizes and charity donations.
A 36 hour single stage trail ultramarathon along the Cleveland Way roughly 110 miles long with 5000 m ascent, compulsory tracker, checkpoints and mandatory kit requirements.
A fell race around Simon's Seat near Appletreewick covering 8.3 km with 366 m of climb, with on the day entry and a pint included at the finish.
A multisport festival in Skipton on 23 May 2027 offering junior triathlons, an adult sprint and relay, plus 60km and 100km cycling sportives and a festival hub.
Backyard Ultra at Hunters Greave near Leeds on 29 May 2027 where competitors repeat a 4.167 mile loop each hour until one runner completes a final solo lap and wins.
Backyard ultra at Stubbs Fields on 29 May 2027 where runners complete 4.167 mile laps each hour until one runner remains.
June 2027
A 10 km fell race from Hebden Bridge to Stoodley Pike and back, flagged and marshalled, part of the Todmorden Harriers Summer Series.
A 50 mile linear ultra across the South Pennines linking Marsden and Ilkley, visiting six carved Stanza Stones and Haworth with checkpoints, live tracking and finish facilities.
A muddy 5k obstacle course at Thornes Park on 12 June 2027 where participants climb, crawl and slide over varied terrain. Wave starts run every 15 minutes and the event has a minimum fundraising target of £50.
Weekend running in Saltaire with 5K, 10K and half marathon options, on the day entry available and finisher medal plus food and drink.
Two Rose Ultra offers two 50 km loop options across Lancashire and Yorkshire or the full 100 km combining both routes around Hebden Bridge, with vegan-friendly checkpoints and hot food.