10k Runs in Scotland

The 4th KWS Barra 10K will be held on Saturday the 25th of May 2019. This is a challenging cross country trail over the Barra Hill and we are looking to build on the success of what was a fantastic event last year.

The Stornoway Half marathon is a popular island race that has been taking place annually since 1984, making 2019 the 36th edition. The Stornoway 10k was added to the event in 2010 and has also proved very popular since. The route is an exciting mix of road and trail, firstly taking runners on a tour of greater Stornoway then onto the beautiful forest trails of the Lews Castle Grounds. Dont worry the trails are very runnable and suitable for road shoes! The Half Marathon starts and both races finish right in the heart of the town centre on the inner harbour next to the marina which is always full of cheering fans and a great atmosphere.

North Highland Harriers, with the kind permission of the Castle and Gardens of Mey, are proud to bring you the Castle of Mey 10k, the most northerly 10k on the British mainland. The race is run in the beautiful grounds and surrounding countryside of the historic 14th century Scottish Castle, the Queen Mothers home in Caithness.

MOKRUN was established 2006 in Campbeltown, located close to the beautiful Mull of Kintyre. It has been voted as the UKs top race in Runner's World magazine multiple times and places sell out in hours.

Not just a race, but an entire running festival. From the 5k to the marathon, the super-flat course is perfect for runners of all stripes. Come for a course that is ripe for smashing those personal bests and bask in the weekend's festival atmosphere.

This is an absolute gem of a route, starting and finishing in the Druridge Bay Country Park. The run consists of running on various surface conditions - gravel tracks, grass, tarmac and firm sand, along the beautiful Druridge Bay beach.

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The Vindolanda 10k is a challenging course on local hilly roads starting and finishing at the Roman Fort of Vindolanda near Bardon Mill in Northumberland. Chip timing will be used on this accurately measured route in the heart of handrians wall country. All finishers will receive a medal and an optional race t-shirt is available at extra cost.

Our popular Bamburgh 10k is back in 2019, the fast and flat course starts and finishes in Bamburgh, near the historic North East Landmark of Bamburgh Castle. Chip timing will be used on this accurately measured route. All finishers will receive a medal and an optional race tshirt is available at extra cost.

The Race is a S.A.L. Permit Event, Under U.K. Athletics Rules. staged on the beautiful trails and paths of Mabie Forest, which is situated just 4 miles south of Dumfries, off the A710.

Parking will be available at Mabie Forest, where superb facilities can also be found for Mountain Biking, Forest Walks and Picnics.

Race Entry Limited to 110 Runners

Set at the wonderful Glencoe Mountain Centre in the Scottish Highlands we are in the perfect place for mountain trail running and our challenge will not let you down. Offering distances from 10K to the Ultra Marathon there is a trail run for everyone.

This is one of our hardest and most scenic mountain trail running challenges in the series and depending on your distance you will be running high in the mountains with breath taking views all around. Each distance takes in some of the West Highland Way and finishes with lots of steep climbs and descents . The marathon and ultra runners head along mountain trails with tough climbs and tougher descents such as along the Buachaille Etive Mor ridge.

Free yourself from the treadmill and enjoy trail running at its very best, high up in the rough and rugged hills of southern Scotland. Whatever distance you choose, MTAFs routes have got the lot; deserted country roads, stunning hillside single track, open moors and quiet woodland to explore these legendary trail running routes are some of the most picturesque and inspiring trails in Scotland. Naturally carved out by years of animal and shepherd passages, these are as rugged and challenging as they are beautiful and rewarding.

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This is a fun event organised to promote active participation in sporting events and wellbeing for all. Your safety during the run is paramount and, with the co-operation of Aberdeenshire Council, road closures have been organised for the duration of the event. A chip timing system will be in operation and results will be available immediately post race via printer, text or website. The course will be marshalled with water stations and distance signage in place.

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The Kirkley 10k is an undulating course on local roads looping through Kirkley and Ogle, finishing on the Equestrian Drive at Kirkley Hall. Chip timing will be used on this accurately measured route through Kirkley and Ogle. All finishers will receive a medal and an optional race t-shirt is available at extra cost.

We welcome participants of all ages and abilities from the community and strive to meet the needs of everyone involved. We always provide free places for carers and where possible provide accessible parking opportunities. Any profits made from our activities are reinvested into the business each year to keep running costs down to a minimum wherever possible. We encourage volunteering with us to develop work experience, learn new skills and make new friends.

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10k Road race starting and finishing in Stamfordham village Through Cheeseburn, Dalton in an anti-clockwise look with left turns. Finishing outside the Village Hall

This race is suitable for everyone. This is thousands of people uniting with one purpose - to raise valuable funds for life-saving research.

This is a race suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. Dont forget to bring your friends and family along to support you. In the event site there will be activities and stalls for all the family.

We are pleased to be able to return to the venue of our first ever race in September 2010 at Wallington, near Morpeth. This race starts in the village of Cambo (1km from Wallington Hall) and finishing under the clocktower of Wallington Hall. The race is a certified 10k loop on undulating rural roads with some challenging hills and some steady downhill sections. This run is a great mid-week event and alterative to racing on weekends.

Run the Blades is a totally unique event held exclusively within the UKs largest onshore wind farm, Whitelee Wind Farm. The site offers a real feel for the great outdoors, but is a convenient 20 minute drive from the bustling centre of Glasgow. Incorporating three distances a 10K, half marathon and 50K ultramarathon the event makes trail running accessible to runners of all fitness and experience levels. Its also growing in popularity. 2018s event saw backing by both ScottishPower Renewables and EventScotland and an international field with records being broken in five of the six race categories (male and female 10K, half marathon and 50K ultra).

Run the Blades is a totally unique event held exclusively within the UKs largest onshore wind farm, Whitelee Wind Farm. The site offers a real feel for the great outdoors, but is a convenient 20 minute drive from the bustling centre of Glasgow. Incorporating three distances a 10K, half marathon and 50K ultramarathon the event makes trail running accessible to runners of all fitness and experience levels. Its also growing in popularity. 2018s event saw backing by both ScottishPower Renewables and EventScotland and an international field with records being broken in five of the six race categories (male and female 10K, half marathon and 50K ultra).

The 5k and 10k races start 10 minutes apart, facing each other across the the ancient Market square. With a little luck you may have produced youre own historical performance to match the surrounding splendour!

This superb event will be a classic, fast and flat half marathon course along the beautiful coast road to the south of Dunoon and down to Toward, passing through the idyllic west coast village village of Innellan, with community support along the route too!

The second running of this challenging 10k rewards all finishers with a locally produced Pie and the finest local ale!!!

Starting in the Dalton Park Shopping Outlet, this fast 10km route uses the Shopping Outlet and a disused road with a small climb at 1.5k and a 1.5mile trail path.

The Coll Half Marathon has become an important annual event on the Isle of Coll, with most of the locals involved in running this very popular day All on an entirely voluntary basis. Many runners return each year, not just to challenge themselves as they enjoy the stunning views on this beautiful island, but also to have a fabulous Coll weekend!

The 'Tay Fitness Killin 10K and 5K' returns and will introducing a new 5K route this year, the event has something for everyone. It takes place in the picturesque village of Killin and is open to people of all fitness levels aged 15 years and older.

The NAAC 10k is organised by North Ayrshire Athletics Club. This years event is bigger and better than before with entries increased to 750 for the 10k. As a family club, we are striving to encourage more children to get involved in the event and are excited to announce that we have introduced a new 2k chip timed fun run for children aged 6-15 as well as a 800m fun.

Dumfries Harriers are delighted to stage the Doonhamer 10k which will start and finish in the beautifully refurbished Dock Park, beside the River Nith in Dumfries. The race will trace the pathways alongside the river and cross the river several times using the Buccleuch Street, Suspension and Kirkpatrick MacMillan Bridge.

Let the incredible atmosphere on the Union Street start line carry you around the 10k or half marathon course. Go from the city to sea and experience the best Aberdeen has to offer from a different perspective. And if you're quick, you can take advantage of our early bird offer available to the first 500 entrants into each distance.

A flat and fast City Centre started 10km road race utilising some quieter roads to leave the city beofer a looped return.

The event uses a mixture of park paths and quiet country roads which are generally flat or gently undulating. The road surfaces are generally okay. Caution should be taken at all turns, paying attention to marshals wherever necessary. The route is officially measured 10km route using mainly park paths and quiet country roads.

The Run Day will also consist of a 10k and 2k fun run to enable or levels of fitness to take part in what is sure to be a brilliant event.

Half Marathon 10K Family Cycling Rides Air Display Fun Fair & Fireworks!

This race is suitable for all abilities and is one of the flattest (if not the!!) in the UK and Ireland with the only 24m climb. Beautiful scenery and iconic historic buildings, a largely traffic free course run on amazing surfaces.

The Tom's Cairn 10K Trail Race was first organised in 2016 by members of the Parent Council for Finzean School and Ballogie Nursery.

The 10K starts and finishes at Birse and Feughside Church (with the kind agreement of the congregation and Minister) where there is access to parking, registration space and toilets. The 5K starts at the Church, down the hill and onto the Estate tracks into the woods. After deviating from the 10K route the 5K runners pass the small settlement of Turfgate and onto a small undulating path with glimpses of the hills through the trees.

The annual event has grown in popularity since its inception four years ago and 2018 was no different. Around 5,000 runners headed down to the East Lothian coastline on a stellar year for the event, which saw three course records broken. Runners took full advantage of the stunning flat routes, taking in the famous Golf Coast along the way.

For the second year, the Scottish 10K kicked off proceedings, starting at 9am at Musselburgh Racecourse, before the Half Marathon got underway at 11am from Meadowmill Sports Centre. An estimated half a million pounds was raised for charitable causes, and plenty of personal bests were achieved!

Thousands of supporters lined the stunning East Lothian routes on what was a bright, mild September morning. The final furlong at Musselburgh Racecourse provided the perfect backdrop for runners to bask in their achievements and muster a sprint finish in front of the large crowds as the finish gantry came into view. Once over the line, runners were able to kick back with a beer or glass of champagne and a bite to eat in Musselburghs stunning picnic area.

The Causeway Coast Marathon and "Ultra Marathon" will be "out and back" routes and will follow the paths, tracks, beaches and coastline of the Causeway Coast Way. The Ultra will start in Portstewart and will follow the Causeway Coast Way to Portballintrae. From here it will pick up the Marathon Route and will follow the tracks and trails between Portballintrae and Ballintoy Harbour. This Marathon will be an "out and back" route almost entirely off road, passing The Giants Causeway, Dunseverick Harbour, White Park Bay, Ballintoy Harbour before turning at the quaint Harbour and returning along the same route. The scenery on the outward and homeward legs of the event is truly spectacular.

Experience the inspiring atmosphere of Scotlands biggest running event and achieve something great this autumn. This spectacular weekend of running is a celebration of sport that is suitable for the whole family and is televised live on the BBC. Join over 15,000 runners of all abilities in Glasgow & run past some of Glasgows finest venues and buildings.

The Baxters Loch Ness Marathon is quite possibly one of the most stunning marathons in the world. With spectacular scenery, fantastic atmosphere and a truly memorable experience its no wonder it was voted in the top 10 UK marathons by Runners World readers in 2016 and is on the bucket list for many runners from around the world.

Breathtakingly beautiful, friendly atmosphere, flawless organisation, felt like a festival not just a race are just some of the comments we had from our runners in 2016 so why not come and experience it for yourself?

The Loch Ness Marathon follows a spectacular point-to-point route alongside world famous Loch Ness, starting in an atmospheric moorland setting and continues through stunning Highland scenery, taking you along the south-eastern shores of Loch Ness, across the River Ness, to finish in Inverness, capital city of the Highlands.

Why not make a Highland weekend of it and come with family or friends? Theres plenty to entertain runners and spectators over the weekend with a free Sports Expo, Baxters Food & Drink Fayre, live music, kids activities and a Wee Nessie for under-5s.