Threshfield
Trail Running Calendar near Threshfield 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Threshfield for 2026-2027! We've gathered 207 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
February 2027
A winter trail race from Rawdon Cricket Club featuring a 14 km muddy loop with two climbs of the Billing and a lap of Leeds Bradford Airport perimeter.
A 5 mile fell race from Bleasdale Parish Hall with 1,250 ft ascent, steep climbs to Paddy's Pole and Parlick, mandatory winter kit and a 55 minute cut off at CP1.
A 5 mile, FRA licensed fell race around Midgley Moor from Booth Cricket Club, with 1250 ft ascent, mandatory kit checks and limited parking.
A 50 mile figure of eight route around north Leeds starting and finishing at St Andrews Roundhay United Reformed Church with off road trails and staffed checkpoints.
A 13 km fell race around Flower Scar near Todmorden with 660 m of ascent, pre-entry required and teams scored from the top three counters.
Weekend trail event in Rodley with 5K, 10K and half marathon options; Trail Running Association licensed and entry from £18.
Chip timed junior cross country races at Roundhay Park with approximate 1 and 2 mile races for under 16s; online entry costs £3.
Trail runs at Fountains Abbey on 28 February 2027 feature 5 km, 10 km and half marathon routes through the Deer Park and Water Garden with live chip timing.
A technical fell race on Ilkley Moor covering about 8 km with 401 metres of ascent, organised by Ilkley Harriers, with on-the-day junior races and FRA safety requirements.
March 2027
March fell race on Pendle with a 15 km route and about 545 m climb, finishing in Barley with village hall refreshments and a 300 entry limit.
Team relay at Middleton Park, Leeds, with three 2.6 mile laps on an undulating cross country course and categories for club, mixed and veteran teams.
A 52 km late winter fell race around Haworth with 1700 m ascent, mandatory FRA kit, GPS navigation banned and staffed feed stations on route.
A marked and marshalled five mile trail race in the Pendleside village of Barley over undulating terrain including tracks, fields, woodland and riverside paths.