Glastonbury
Trail Running Calendar near Glastonbury 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Glastonbury for 2026-2027! We've gathered 63 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
January 2027
A social, self-navigated cross country run in the Blackdown Hills with routes from about 10.5 to 18 miles and staffed refreshment stops for charity.
February 2027
Doynton Hard Half Marathon is a cross country half marathon on 2 February 2025, organised by Emersons Green Running Club with entries opened 1 September 2024.
A UKA measured 10 mile road race on 14 February 2027 starting and finishing at King George V Playing Field in Melksham. The course passes Lacock, offers prize categories and medals for finishers, and includes water stations and basic race facilities.
A multi-distance running event in Bath that routes through two historic tunnels and finishes at Brickfields Park, with events from 500 m to ultra marathon.
About six miles of hilly country trails near Long Ashton in North Somerset with mixed terrain, chip timing, basic race facilities and a donation to the local nature trust.
March 2027
The Imber Ultra is an annual trail run of just over 33 miles organised by Avon Valley Runners and the Rotary Club of Westbury, with route details, checkpoints, results and photos provided by the organisers.
A Dorset challenge event from Cerne Abbas offering 20 miles or 30 miles to complete within 11 hours, with checkpoints, route GPX files, and a finish certificate.
April 2027
A 15 mile off road fell race across the Mendip Hills starting and finishing in Cheddar, with over 2,000 ft of climbing and proceeds supporting local charities.
A 13 hour endurance event at Upottery Airfield where solo runners, pairs or teams of four compete to cover the greatest distance amid changing challenges.
Timed lap event in Cardiff Bay on 11 April 2027 offering distances from a single 5.3 km lap up to ultra within a seven hour limit.
Trail ultramarathons in the Mendip Hills offering two self navigation distances, 50 miles and 50 km, organised by Town and Country Harriers to benefit the Mendips Hills Fund. Aid stations, GPS trackers, finish medals, prizes and camping are provided.
A last-person-standing Backyard Ultra at the Medieval Village, Cosmeston Lakes: runners repeat a fixed 6706 m loop each hour until one athlete completes one more loop than anyone else. Camping and on-site facilities are provided.