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The Dartmoor Way FULL CIRCLE 100 & GRANITE 50 The FULL CIRCLE is a complete circumnavigation of Dartmoor. 106 miles in total, with over 4500m of ascent. There is a 34-hour time limit with 6 fully stocked Indoor Aid Stations. Each runner will carry a GPS tracker and will be visible online for remote viewing. The Dartmoor Way GRANITE 50 follows the eastern section of the FULL CIRCLE and is 51 miles in total. There is a 15 hour time limit with 3 fully stocked Indoor Aid Stations Each runner will carry a GPS tracking device.
The Hardwick Hobble is a six-hour challenge on a looped course around the amazing National Trust Heritage site at Hardwick Hall. You may attempt to complete as many laps as possible over the full six hours, or you may choose to finish just one, the choice is yours and you don't have to decide how far you're running until you're running! The course will take you around the stunning grounds of the Hardwick Estate, from the ponds and farmlands to past the house itself. The route is 5.66km long, so 4 laps is a Half Marathon, 8 laps a marathon and 9 laps or more will class as an Ultra. At Rasselbock we like to put on events how we'd like to have them. No stress, pressure, a great bunch of runners, and a small entry pool so everyone can meet each other. You can decide on the day how far you'd like to run so there are no worries if you're having a "bad running day". Just complete one lap of the event and you're classed as a finisher and claim a medal.
Welcome to CIRCUIT RUNNING we look forward to welcoming you to our Hull Culture Run II The event is a 6 hour challenge timed event where you can run anything from a 5k up to ultra marathon within the time limit. The event will start at 8:50am and registration will open at 8:25am on Saturday 3/10/2026. The course will be 4.37 miles a lap but there'll be a 5k turn point and a 10k will be 2 laps of the 5k lap, a half marathon will be 3 laps of the 4.37 miles course, 6 laps for a marathon, 7 or more for an ultra marathon. There'll be a aid table at the end of each lap with water, squash, fizzy drinks and a variety of different foods like sweets, biscuits grapes plus lots more for you to help yourself to every time you pass the aid table. You can start your last lap up until 5:59:59 hrs. Course is predominantly on a tarmac path along an old railway line with a small section of trail, the course is out and back with no navigation required. Toilets will be at a local lesuire facility. Parking: Parking is on Preston road in the parking bays down there near to poorhouse lane please park responsibly it's a short walk from the event start location. Please do not park in any local business car parks or along poorhouse lane as there is parking restrictions down there. After finishing you'll receive a bespoke medal and a goody bag for your hard earned effort. Follow or like us on Facebook if you'd like to keep up to date with anything events related: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CCxHYCuah/ The run is licensed by the TRA and run under UKA Athletics rules Maximum distances permitted under rules are as follows: Age 12-13 years. 5,000m Age 14-15 years. 6,000m Age 16 10,000m Age 17 25,000m Age 18-19 45,000m Age 20 and over. No maximum distance For any more information have a look at our FAQ'S or get in touch with us via email on circuitrunning@outlook.com
The 16th edition of the Altra Kielder Marathon route follows an almost entirely off-road course around northern Europe’s largest man-made lake, Kielder Water, in Northumberland. Britain’s Most Beautiful Marathon is the finale to a weekend of events, starting with the Altra Kielder 10k & Gravel Duathlon followed by the Altra Kielder Half Marathon and Junior races. It all adds up to an electric atmosphere and a fabulous weekend in this beautiful part of the country. Why not make a short break of it and bring your friends and family along? There is plenty to do in and around Kielder Water and the wider Northumberland countryside!
Phoenix Running Hampshire is inviting you to join us in the beautiful Forest of Bere for our 'Think Pink Day 1' event. This is one of our timed events where you choose from 5km to Ultra. The course is a 3.28 mile out/back through the beautiful Forest of Bere. We welcome all abilities of runner. Complete one lap and you're both a finisher and a winner in our eyes, or keep going and see how far you can get in the full 7 hour time limit. We operate our uniquely flexible rock up and run start times, so no waiting around if you arrive early and no added pressure if you're running a bit late. The official start time is at 0800, but you are welcome to start anytime up till 1300. Give yourself plenty of time to complete the distance of your choice, as the course will close at 1500. Our aid station is also famous for all its sweet and savoury goodies and our signature POTATOES, we will always provide plenty of Vegan options too, so you won't go hungry! Places will be strictly limited so don't leave it too late to enter. Minimum distance is 3.28 miles or as far as you can go in 7 hours. Off road trail, the terrain is hard packed/well established trail. The overall course has an 80 meter gain. Parking charges apply: £2 for up to 2 hours, £4 up to 4 hours, £6 all day. 20% of proceeds go directly to Forestry England for the caring of the woodlands. This race is licensed by the TRA and will be run under UK Athletics rules.
Phoenix Running Hampshire is inviting you to join us in the beautiful Forest of Bere for our 'Think Pink Day 2' event. This is one of our timed events where you choose from 5km to Ultra. The course is a 3.28 mile out/back through the beautiful Forest of Bere. We welcome all abilities of runner. Complete one lap and you're both a finisher and a winner in our eyes, or keep going and see how far you can get in the full 7 hour time limit. We operate our uniquely flexible rock up and run start times, so no waiting around if you arrive early and no added pressure if you're running a bit late. The official start time is at 0800, but you are welcome to start anytime up till 1300. Give yourself plenty of time to complete the distance of your choice, as the course will close at 1500. Our aid station is also famous for all its sweet and savoury goodies and our signature POTATOES, we will always provide plenty of Vegan options too, so you won't go hungry! Places will be strictly limited so don't leave it too late to enter. Minimum distance is 3.28 miles or as far as you can go in 7 hours. Off road trail, the terrain is hard packed/well established trail. The overall course has an 80 meter gain. Parking charges apply: £2 for up to 2 hours, £4 up to 4 hours, £6 all day. 20% of proceeds go directly to Forestry England for the caring of the woodlands. This race is licensed by the TRA and will be run under UK Athletics rules.
A great chance to run Roundhay Park in Leeds this autumn. With a 5k / 10k and half marathon option. One of the biggest city parks in Europe. It has more than 700 acres of parkland, lakes, woodland and gardens, which make it a great setting for a friendly Sunday morning run. REGISTER ONLINE - COLLECT YOUR NUMBER ON THE DAY
Phoenix Running Devon is pleased to invite you to join us for 'Dartmoor Myths & Legends' - The Hairy Hands. Part of our 'Run Your Wray' series. Starting in Mill Marsh Park the route takes you out along the Wray Valley Trail through the beautiful Parke Estate following the River Bovey. Choose from 5km to ultra marathon, you can complete as many, or as few, laps as you like of a 5.3km, 3.28 mile, out and back, course along the beautiful Wray Valley Trail. We welcome all abilities of runner - complete one lap and you're both a finisher and a winner in our eyes, or keep going and see how far you can get in the time limit and everyone gets our fabulous Launch Event medal. We also operate our flexible 'rock up and run' start time, so no waiting around if you arrive early and no added pressure if you're running a bit late. If you have any special start time requirements then just get in touch because depending on the distance you are planning to run we can pretty much accommodate all start time requests. Not sure? Well the beauty of this format is that you don't even need to decide in advance - simply come and run a lap and see how you feel on the day and keep on going if it feels right. Here at Phoenix Running Devon, we pride ourselves on providing the very best race bling to highlight your achievement however we are conscious that events can be expensive to enter, and times are tough right now. We are therefore trialling a 'no medal' entry option from £25. We cover our base costs, and you get all the usual Phoenix support, epic aid station, same-day results, athlete's profiles, Phoenix World, digital bibs, digital finishers certificates, and so on, but not having a medal means we can keep the price lower for this entry option. Places are strictly limited so don't leave it too late to enter! If all the medal spaces are gone, you can always opt for one of our none medal entries. Minimum distance is 3.28 miles or as far as you can go in 7 hours. Off road trail, the terrain is riverside footpath. With just 31m of elevation each lap this is a fast and flat course!
Back again in 2026, the original Epic Trail Ruck sponsored by GORUCK! With some testing climbs, rolling terrain and amazing views of the surrounding areas - the Ashton Court route is exactly what the Epic Trail Ruck Series is all about - challenging yourself and using your fitness to explore some stunning locations. As with all of our Epic Trail Ruck events, you can customize your entry and race it your way! Which Distance? 6K - with an elevation gain of 152m, shorter doesn't definitely doesn't mean easier! Take on our speedy 6k route that takes you through all of the best Ashton Court Trails. 10K - the original event distance and a route that represents everything we love about trail running & rucking. This route boasts 201m of elevation gain and is packed with speedy woodland descents, lung-busting climbs, undulating gravel tracks & plenty more to keep you guessing! New for this year - Half Marathon - Take on two laps of the 10k route, plus an extra section to bring you up to the full 21.1km distance. Perfect for those looking to complete their first trail half marathon, or for experienced runners who love the challenge of longer distances! _____________________ GORUCK are our official partners for this series. Every participant in the Pro Ruck or Open Ruck categories will get to use their industry-leading Rucker 4.0 backpack at the event. _____________________ Rucking or Trail Running? As with all Epic Trail Series events, there are four ways to take on either Bristol Epic route: 1. Pro Ruck: Competitive rucking over either distance with our heaviest weighted option (25lbs / 11.3kg for men, 15lbs / 6.8kg for women - backpack & weight provided on the day). 2. Pro Trail: Competitive trail running over either distance - push the pace against fellow runners. 3. Open Ruck: Non-competitive rucking with a lighter backpack (15lbs / 6.8kg for men, 10lbs / 4.5kg for women - backpack & weight provided on the day). 4. Open Trail: Non-competitive trail running - just you versus the trail.
he East Coast Chuffer – 14th September 2025 Parking - lots of council carparking around Peasholm Park and on the front at Scarborough. Council charges may apply Pick your bibs up on the day at registration, All aboard for The East Coast Chuffer – a scenic running adventure setting off from Peasholme Park, Scarborough, and steaming along the historic Cinder Track! Choose your challenge with 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, 20 Mile, and Marathon distances on offer. Registration opens at 7.30am W3W ///unions.awards.lists where you will pick up your bibs Start Times 5km-8.30am 10km- 9am Half Marathon 10am 20 Miles 8.30am Marathon 8.30am Maps: 5k https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3075855 10k https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3075857 6.7 Mile loop for half marathon x 2, marathon x 4 https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3075890 20 Miler https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3075867 This off-road route follows the old railway line, offering a mix of coastal views, woodland stretches, and nostalgic railway charm. With water stations approximately every 3 miles, you’ll stay fuelled as you chase down the miles. Every finisher will earn the coveted Grim Bling medal, a true badge of honour from the Chuffer crew! Spaces are strictly limited, so don’t miss your ticket to this unique coastal race experience. Whether you're running for time, for fun, or for the medal, this is a journey worth taking. Secure your place today – once it’s full, it’s gone!
Iconic routes through the beautiful picturesque countryside of Scotland. Find yourself immersed in the Scottish countryside, passing iconic landmarks. Join us to create your moment in history. WILLIAM WALLACE ULTRA (70KM) Solos, Relay teams of 3 or 6 3 or 6 Relay Stage changeovers and 5 Aid stations The longest event of the festival – a spectacular 70km loop of historic Stirling. Starting in view of Wallace Monument, and under the shadows of the Ochil Hills, you will then weave your way past the Battle of Bannockburn, climb into the Campsie Fells and Lewis Hill high above North Third Reservoir, before heading through Kings Park – once the hunting ground of royalty – and past Kings Knott ancient gardens. You'll head up over the Stirling Castle with views over the River Forth, past Kier Estate where the SAS founder Sir David Stirling once lived, through the market village of Bridge of Allan rising to Cockburn Reservoir and into the Ochil Hills. Going through Jerah Forrest and returning via the protected village of Blairlogie, Wallace Monument, Cambuskenneth Abbey and the riverside path. It will be an unforgettable journey! WILLIAM WALLACE ULTRA (50KM) Solos, Relay teams of 3 or 6 3 or 6 Relay Stage changeovers and 5 Aid stations An awesome loop of historic Stirling. Starting in view of the Wallace Monument, and under the shadow of the Ochil Hills, you will then weave your way past the Battle Of Bannockburn, Kings Park – once the hunting ground of royalty – and Kings Knott ancient gardens. Before going up to the imposing Stirling castle with views over the River Forth, past Keir Estate where the SAS founder Sir David Stirling once lived, through the market village of Bridge of Allan rising to Cockburn Reservoir. You will then return via the iconic Wallace Monument, Cambuskenneth Abbey and the riverside path. It will be an unforgettable journey! BRAVEHEART (10KM) A flat, out and back, route starting in view of Wallace Monument and under the shadows of the Ochil Hills. The route takes you alongside the River Forth where you will traverse over the Stirling Old Bridge – rebuilt many times after fierce battles it is best-known for the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 where Sir William Wallace and Andrew Moray defeated English forces. Follow in the footsteps of icons and create your own moment in history. WALLACE WARRIORS (1 MILE) A traffic free flat run to let our young warriors release lots of energy as they too get to experience the same start and finish line as those in the other festival events, creating tall tales of daring doo and their own piece of history.
Circuit running welcomes you to the Rhino run, a 6 hour challenge timed event where you can run a 5k all the way up to ultra marathon within the time limit. The run is to celebrate awareness of save the rhino and the effort that Chris Green AKA Rhino Boy Chris puts into raising awareness of the save the cause, some of the proceeds of the run will go towards Chris's cause. The event will start at 9:30am and registration will open at 8:45am. The course is 3.28 miles a lap but there'll be a 5k turn point and a 10k will be 2 laps of the 5k lap, a half marathon will be 4 laps of the 3.28 miles course, 8 laps for a marathon, 9 or more for an ultra marathon. There'll be a table at the end of each lap with water, squash, fizzy drinks and a variety of different food. You can start your last lap up until 5:59:59 hrs. The course is mainly along an old railway line on a tarmac path with a small section at the start and finish of each lap on the field, the course is out and back with no navigation required. Toilets will be at the pavillion on the playing field. Parking: there is car parking in the car park at Skellingthorpe Community Centre. After finishing you'll get a bespoke Rhino themed medal and a goody bag for your efforts. Follow or like us on Facebook if you'd like to keep up to date with anything events related: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CCxHYCuah/ The run is licensed by the TRA and run under UKA Athletics rules Maximum distances permitted under rules are as follows: Age 12-13 years. 5,000m Age 14-15 years. 6,000m Age 16 10,000m Age 17 25,000m Age 18-19 45,000m Age 20 and over No maximum distance For anyone information have a look at our FAQ'S or get in touch with us via email on circuitrunning@outlook.com
Date: Saturday 10th October 2026 Time: Registration from 9:00am Race to start promptly at 11:00am. The Race will finish at 11am on Sunday 11th October 2026 Location: Haldon Forest, Bullers Hill, Exeter. EX6 7XR Meeting Point: The Ridge Café, Haldon Forest Welcome to Lone Wolf South West 2026 Race for Everyone – From Beginners to Elite Athletes, a social run with all runners helping each other. on the start line every hour. Push Your Limits. Test Your Resolve and join the Ultimate Endurance Challenge. Lone Wolf is a unique ultra endurance event like no other. Runners take on a loop every hour, on the hour, for a full 24 hours. Finish the loop within 60 minutes to continue. If you complete a loop with time to spare, you can use that time to refuel, rest, or recharge for the next lap. On the 24th lap, it's a race to the finish, and only one participant will claim victory as the Lone Wolf Champion. Lone Wolf isn't just a race; it's a symphony of endurance, resilience, and unyielding determination. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Forest, Lone Wolf is a multifaceted event encompassing a 10k, half marathon, marathon and a ultra marathon —YOU Chose your distance. A Journey Through Nature's Majesty: Immerse yourself in the splendour of nature as you navigate the captivating course, characterized by undulating forest track terrain. The Lone Wolf challenge promises an experience that pushes the boundaries of physical and mental fortitude, winding through the breathtaking woodlands of the Forest. Register Now and Embrace the Adventure: Whether you're a seasoned ultra runner or a newcomer seeking an extraordinary challenge, Lone Wolf beckons you to embark on a journey like no other. Secure your spot now and prepare to test your limits amidst the beauty of Devon's wilderness. What Sets Lone Wolf Apart? Lone Wolf isn't just a race against time—it's a testament to the human spirit. Participants have one hour to conquer the course before resting and repeating the process. The relentless cycle continues until only the "Lone Wolf" remains standing—a true test of endurance and determination. Awards and Recognition: Participants in Lone Wolf have the chance to earn remarkable accolades, including a handmade wooden trophy for the ultimate victor and wooden medals for all participants. T-shirts are available for purchase on Eventbrite and will be distributed on the morning of the run. Guidelines for an Exhilarating Experience: To ensure fairness and excitement, please adhere to the following guidelines: Be punctual at the start line each hour. In the event of a tie, the first runner back over the finish line on the final lap will be declared the winner. We'll celebrate one male and one female champion. Respect fellow runners and members of the public. Above all, embrace the experience and share your enthusiasm—we'll reward the best howls with high fives! Facilities and Essentials: Café (Open 9am- 5pm) Large Room - For changing, resting, eating etc Toilets Water points First aid station Onsite paid parking (Open 24 hours. £10 for the day) Kettle Small Fridge microwave What to Bring: Running trainers (and spares) Running clothes (and spares) Running poles (If required) Running socks Water bottle and any other drinks Sun protection Head torch Food - Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner/Snacks options Cool bag/box Camp bed for resting at night You are welcome to bring a small gazebo or tent if you want to set up your own rest area located near the start/finish line More Information: Once your ticket is purchased, your place at the event is secured. No further information will be sent out prior to the race. All race details will be explained by the event organiser on the morning of the event. You will also complete your registration and receive your race number at that time. Please ensure you arrive with plenty of time before the race begins! Please note that refunds are not available after ticket purchase. In the event of us have to cancel an event your ticket can be transferred across to another one of our Lone wolf running events. Please also note that phone signal is poor in areas of the Forest. Please note that the forest does not allow fires or BBQ’s Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed to join runners Spectators, and family members are allowed to cheer competitors on from the start/finish line This event is aged 18+ Testimonials: Shane - Lone Wolf 2024 ***** This event was phenomenal, where to begin: The camaraderie of the team was different level! They were super. The smiley marshals were lovely from the beginning until, rightly so, they faded away before the night closed in. Really enjoyed them sticking around to support. From at the start, Paul calmly coordinated staff and participants. At 3/4am he drove down to certain parts of the track to keep us encouraged. To shaking my hand and looking me in the eye after 24 hours of running. He did everything with such good morality. When I consider what lessons I learnt it was the ones from how Paul carried himself and us. I had the best 24 hours of my life! Rob ***** Despite the awful weather and subsequent tricky ground conditions, the event was brilliant! It was Incredibly well organised with ample facilities and support. I hope Paul and the team see continued success with the race format next year! Nick ***** Great event. Friendly, well-organised, relaxed. There was a hall used as the base between laps where you could keep your bag etc. The route was good - a mix of stony tracks and (very muddy this year!) single-track paths. The event format of one loop on the hour every hour is great - it means you're always running with others. Overall, I had a great time, and this is one I'll do again.
