28th March - 1st April 2026
5 days (300km) | 1 day (100km/80km/55km)

Choose between 300km across Fell, Dale and Moor, or pick a section: 100km across the Lake district, 55km across the Yorkshire Dales, or 80km across the North York Moors.

2nd - 4th May 2026
3 days | 60-120km

Established in 1998, Joe Faulkner The event continues to grow and has become quite the ‘bucket list’ bank holiday event to attend in the Lake District.

17th - 24th May 2026
8 days | 400km

An incredible journey to the furthest northwesterly point of the British Isles, Cape Wrath, links ancient footpaths and remote tracks, winding through the beautiful lochs, glens and mountains of the Scottish Highlands.

2026 Date TBA
30/50km

Join us for a “sensational” weekend of trail running with your favourite podcast hosts: Eddie & Gary! 

The first edition of the Tea & Trails Ultra took place across the weekend of the 28th and 29th June 2025 in the Northern Lake District.

2 August 2025
1 day | 25, 50km

It’s no secret the Peak District is home to some of the most beautiful trails in the country. Setting off from the popular town of Hathersage, you will run along the famous edges, with sweeping views at every turn, before passing through the iconic Chatsworth Park and onto the Monsal Trail.

1st - 6th September 2025
6 days | 380km

Considered to be the toughest mountain race in the world. Participants underestimate it at their peril! Be under no illusion, this is not a ‘trail race’.

20-21 September 2025
2 days | 5-52km

Salomon Skyline Scotland® established itself as a world-class mountain and trail running event, attracting 2,000+ participants from up to 50 countries annually and has generated millions of pounds of economic impact for the Lochaber region.

After a break in 2024, we are returning to relaunch in 2025, bigger and better than before!

22nd November 2025
1 day | 50km

Immerse yourself in the local landmarks and geological features including limestone escarpments, castles, a deer park and river trails! A fantastic day of trail running for entry-level ultra runners and trail lovers alike, before it swings into the Kendal Mountain Festival Base Camp to a glorious finish cheered on by hundreds of festival goers.

22nd November 2025
1 day | 10km

The event is part of the Kendal Mountain Festival, Pure trail running, strewn with natural obstacles (no arbitrary mud-baths or other obstacles required), just lots of great ascents, jaw-dropping vistas, some hard-packed and grassy trails and a great town centre finish.