Yorkshire and the Humber
2019 sees the Salomon Trail Running Festival expanding to add a brand new location. This year, we will hold an additional event in Edale; in the heart of the Peak District National Park and with direct access to the Pennines way, Edale is an excellent starting place for some of the Peak Districts best trails.
Join us for the SECOND annual Sheffield Defeat Dementia Superhero Sprint on Saturday 8th June 2019.
This brand new Superhero/Supervillain sprint event consists of a 5km fun run and a 10km race and costume contest on the beautiful Sheffield/Tinsley canal towpath. Wear your favourite superhero or supervillain gear and use your superpowers to walk, run or sprint to the finish line. Its going to be a whole comic strip of fun with a whole lot of running thrown in too!
Burn off some energy, use your superpowers and have a WHOLE load of superhero or supervillain fun!. It's a family friendly 5k,10k with a medal and a FREE goody bag for all finishers!
Bring your family and friends and join us as we take to the streets for the second annual Sheffield Superhero Sprint. Choose your distance - 5km or 10km - and get going before the supervillains catch you. Run on your own, as a pair or in a team. FREE goody bag and bespoke medal for all runners; friendly marshals & refreshments available too. Get your capes on!
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and run to the top, then if thats not enough run back down. 400m up then down. In God's own county, this will be a race you won't forget. And with 4 different distances there's a route for all.
Come along to the Sheffield City 10K and meet fellow runners and beat your personal best! As per usual there will be on day registration available but it is advised that you register for your place before hand.
One of the Most Striking 10k runs in the East Yorkshire area against the backdrop of the famous Humber Bridge.
For over 30 years runners have taken part in the Melmerby 10K many achieving a Personal Best or Season Best time. Starting in the village of Melmerby the undulating route takes you through the quite and scenic rural surrounding of the picturesque villages finishing back in Melmerby. A fast course it may be but it has been enjoyed over the years by runners of all abilities This course is for everyone you will not be disappointed. We pride ourselves in giving you a friendly welcome and our marshals and villagers will give you friendly encouragement along the rout
The Apperley Bridge Canter (more colloquially known as the ABC) is a challenging race of approximately 10km, largely off-road along woodland tracks in a rural part of the Aire Valley. It attracts runners from clubs across Yorkshire, as well as increasing numbers of unattached runners. The race is organised annually by Horsforth Harriers from its established base at Woodhouse Grove School, Apperley Bridge.
This race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research.
The course starts and finishes in front of Temle Newsam house. It is a beautiful one lap course snaking its way around the estate. It is a mix of tarmac pathways, gravel trails and some sections of cut grass to run on. There are 1-2 hills but nothing too arduous, all runnable for a first time 5k
There are plenty of areas at the start and finish in front of the house and on the course from which to spectate, these will be obvious to find on event day.
The Woodhall Spa 10K has established itself as one of the premiers runs in the region with athletes coming from all across the Midlands and indeed the entire country to compete on this flat course through the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside. The 10K Run was expected to attract some 1200 athletes in 2016, many of whom will be first time 10K competitors and of a wide age range. In fact, the numbers at our event have doubled over only the last few years. The 10K Run is open to both runner and wheelchair competitors.
ts big, its brilliant and its back. Following a successful debut in 2018 the Hull Half Marathon returns for 2019.
And in a city with a street boasting the wonderful name of Land of Green Ginger, the event promises to spice up our 2019 season.
The event is held on the same day as the popular Asda Foundation Hull 10K to create a festival of running that brings thousands of runners on to the citys streets.
Starting and finishing in Alfred Gelder Street, the largely flat course offers great PB potential and takes in The Deep, Humber Dock Marina, Hull City Hall and the University of Hull before heading back for the grand finish in the heart of the city centre.
The Clumber Park 10k takes place in the picturesque woodland of Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire on a gently undulating forest and family park course away from all the traffic. The 2018 race will once again be organised by Run2Events with support from Clumber Park and the National Trust.
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and ride or run to the top. About 3 miles, or 5 kilometres lets just call it a long climb. The route follows the Kirklees Way, onto the Pennine Way, out onto the road at the top. First Wednesday of every month.
The X-Trail 10K kicks off the Tour of Tameside, taking in two superb country parks and a variety of running terrain to test all runners. Daisy Nook and Park Bridge Country Parks provide some breath-taking running landscape for an exhilarating run!
The Race for Life is anything but a race. Its your time to get together with friends and family and show cancer it wont win. Its not about being the fittest or the fastest, its about crossing the finish line any way you want.
As the name suggests this is an out and back canter on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The route will start and finish at Kirkstall about 2.5 miles outside the centre of Leeds. Whilst this flat route is not particularly technical its a great opportunity to improve your own PB.
The scenic, hilly, one-lap course follows public roads and tracks through Pudsey Valley and Black Carr Woods and has open views across the valley.
This is a 5k suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of people uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
HOKA Owston Ferry 10k and Fun Run. Probably the flattest, fastest, 10k course in the country. Run on scenic, rural roads around the historic Isle of Axholme.
10K multiterrain race through the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside via the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve,country trails and bridle paths to Copgrove and then by road back to Staveley.
This race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of people uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research.
The Penistone 10K (formerly the Penistone Show 10K) was established over 30 years ago. It is run under UK Athletics rules of competition on roads and the Trans-Pennine Trail around Penistone.
In February 2018 the race was awarded the prestigious Bill Reynolds Memorial Trophy for 2017/18 by the British Association of Road Races.
Lindley 10K starts in the center of Lindley village near Huddersfield. The race starts and finishes on Lidget Street near Lindley library. The course is certified as an accurate distance. The route rises from 218 meters at the start to 286 meters at 3k, then 142 meters at 8k then back to 218 meters at the finish.
A popular summers evening 10km road race around the moorland roads of Greetland near Halifax. Very scenic and always attracts a large field.
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and ride or run to the top. About 3 miles, or 5 kilometers. lets just call it a long climb. The route follows the Kirklees Way, onto the Pennine Way, out onto the road at the top.
The new KotH 10K, this is just as simple, run up the hill, run down the hill, so choose to run or ride the 5k or run 10k.
This race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
The York & District Road Race League is a league formed by local running races to lay on six 10K road races and one reverse handicap in and around the York area.
In exceptional circumstances guests may take part with the formal permission of the League committee and the committee will decide whether any guest will be included in the results.
Entries will only be accepted from fully paid up members of YDRRL clubs who are holders of an England Athletics Licence. Please ensure you have your England Athletics Registration number before entering.
Doncaster AC present Doncasters classic race of the year, a fast three lap course around the town centre for 5K runners and one lap for fun runners. Large home crowds line the route which is well marshalled with authorised road closures and police support.
This race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
Our popular 10k race around scenic Walkington and Little Weighton, and the fun run is back! The evening will start with its popular cake stall, so bring your pennies and your elastic waisted shorts!
This is race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
Welcome to the Mossley 10K - Hosted by semi-professional football club, Mossley AFC, it is hoped to attract a good mix of club-class competitors, social runners, beginners and charity fundraisers.
No matter what your running experience may be, the Mossley 10K is the race for you! Ideal for both experienced club runners, social runners and those perhaps looking for a (first) 'proper' race to enter. If you are seeking to raise funds for a charity by completing a challenging event, this race definitely provides the opportunity.
With the old English name of Elmeslac, Helmsley predates the Domesday Book. It was first settled in around 3,000 BC and small farming communities lived in the town throughout the Neolithic period, Bronze and Iron Ages and into Roman times. The lands around Helmsley were held by William the Conquerors brother. You can still visit the ruins of the Norman castle, and see ancient oak trees in Duncombe Park dating from this time.
The oldest surviving house in Helmsley is the medieval Canons Garth, the vicarage. The Norman castle, dating back over 900 years, evolved over the centuries, from a mighty medieval fortress to a luxurious Tudor mansion, to a Civil War stronghold and a romantic Victorian ruin. It is open all year round for visitors to enjoy, under the care of English Heritage. The Walled Gardens also enjoy a historic past, tracing their roots back to 1759.
The Castle Howard event in July promises to be a memorable run on the southern border of the North York Moors. The rapturous reception afforded to previous Castle Howard Triathlons has led to this weekend event to be known as the sporting event of the North! The spectacular run course takes runners through the undulating Howardian Hills and boasts a finish that tops everything off in style right in front of the main doors of the house.
Welcome to "rsted Great Grimsby 10k. What an amazing day in 2018! 4000 entries, 450 volunteers, 28 degrees sunshine, loads of money raised for local community groups and charities. This is a really popular race in the calendar and is expected to fill up fast. You will finish in a spectacular Victorian Park to be welcomed by thousands of spectators.
The race is inclusive and we encourage entries from all runners, irrespective of their ability. We encourage anyone who has any concerns about the course and whether or not it is suitable for their individual circumstances to contact Nicola by e mail [email protected] or telephone 01472 824894. We will be happy to meet with you on the course and discuss any areas of concern you may have.
This race starts and finishes at Ampleforth College and uses roads and tracks within the estate, lending itself to a great traffic free route for runners.
A 10K in the most beautiful city in the UK! A rare chance to run through Yorks scenic sights including the ancient city walls and at its medieval wonders. When it comes to a picturesque route, the York 10K is hard to beat! Back by extremely popular demand, the flat, fast course starting runners at Knavesmire which then proceeds on a tour past the York Minster and attractions such as Clifford's Tower and the Shambles then finishing where it all began. The York 10K is a fantastic challenge for all abilities.
Inspired by the Marathon Du Medoc in France's wine region, this gourmet food and wineathlon goes through an area of Yorkshire famous for its award-winning local produce and beautiful countryside.
The 2018 event sold out weeks ahead of the event, so please do not delay booking your tickets. Numbers are strictly limited because we need to organise catering for all the food and drink stops along the course.
The Active Forest Sherwood Pines 10km is trail race set in the beautiful surroundings of Sherwood Pines Forest Park. Runners are able to discover the delights of trail running on a gently undulating forest and family park course away from all the traffic. The event is organised by the Forestry Commission and Run2U Events as part of the Sport England 'Active Forest' Programme.
The Wetherby Run 10k has a relatively short history but it has become a firm favourite with runners from around the region and beyond. The date of the race suits those training for The Yorkshire Marathon in October or with the Great North Run in mind, as it offers a fast course on minor roads and well-surfaced tracks, mainly rural and scenic. Wetherby Racecourse. Also 5k option.
A lovely scenic, traffic free out and back route, from Hornsea, through to Hull and back along the Transpennine Trail.
Tholthorpe 10k announced in 2019 that, to celebrate the 24rd anniversary, a 100 prize would be awarded to anyone breaking the course records. This will continue so the times to beat are.
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and ride or run to the top. About 3 miles, or 5 kilometres% lets just call it a long climb. The route follows the Kirklees Way, onto the Pennine Way, out onto the road at the top. First Wednesday of every month.
This race is suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
