Saddle up for THE race of the summer on 24th August! With Rodeo bull, medieval stocks, LAPD Law Enforcement officers & REAL LAPD car, music, pizza, BBQ, beer, prosecco and much, much more, it's the rootin'est tootin'est family event of the summer!
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.
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and run to the top, then if that's not enough run, back down again. 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.
An anti-clockwise loop starting in the grounds of West Burton Power Station and taking in the village of Sturton-le-Steeple, before returning via quiet tracks and the bank of the River Trent.
This is a very friendly and scenic 10K suitable for racing snakes and novices alike. Theres also a 3K fun run for younger entrants, and the orange EDF Energy company mascot 'Zingy' will be hidden along the route too.
The Bolton Abbey 10K and family-friendly 5K are new events for runners of all abilities.
Join us for the Bollington 10K! All proceeds go to Bollington Health & Leisure.
The best ideas are always the most simple! Start at the bottom of the hill and ride or run to the top. Spot prizes, league table & a Crown.
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.
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 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.
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.
A lovely scenic, traffic free out and back route, from Hornsea, through to Hull and back along the Transpennine Trail.
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 is an off-road woodland hilly and undulating run. It is approximately 10k.
For the 8th consecutive year the roads of Stockport will see runners of all abilities challenging themselves in the fantastic Big Stockport Event Series. Once again the event will include the great Big Stockport 10K Run and Family Fun Run.
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.
Looking for your next mass participation event locally? Want to become more physically active? Want to raise money for a charity that is close to you? Want to challenge yourself?
Taking part in the BIG Event Series gives you an excellent opportunity to raise money for your chosen charity.
10k on the picturesque country lanes around Shepley!
Whirlow Hall Farm, located in the beautiful Sheffield suburb of Whirlow, is proud to host the Whirlow 10K Trail part of the Dig Deep running weekend.
Proceeds from the 10K race go directly to support our work with children across South Yorkshire. Whether its developing a healthy relationship with food, seeing an animal for the first time or helping to get their lives back on track. We help thousands of local children and young people to raise their aspirations and improve their life chances. We believe every child, whatever their background or circumstances, deserves an opportunity to learn and develop to their full potential. With your support, our team strives to provide access and opportunities for all children here in Sheffield and South Yorkshire.
It's back... following its huge success in its first two years, the much talked-about Asda Foundation Sheffield 10K returns on Sunday 22nd September 2019.
Thousands of runners took part in 2018, and its set to be even bigger and better in 2019, so save your place now.
Staged in partnership with Sheffield City Council, this 10K has a fantastic course right through the heart of the Steel city.
Can you hack it?
Join us for the Forest and Moors Marathon!
'The Macc-Run-Fest is open to everyone, and has a race for everyone! Whether it is a Fun Run or even our challenging Half-Marathon - come along and join the biggest community event in Macclesfield'.
Wholly located within the National Park, and utilising sections of the Cleveland Way, this area is superbly suited to trail running. The course is rich and varied with reminders to Yorkshire's fine heritage all around - from the dry stone walls and disused railway lines, to the hardy sheep flocks up on the moors. The world famous Whitby Abbey is just a few miles up the road, so there is plenty to make a weekend long visit well worthwhile.
Littleborough is a place made for running and many do not realize some of the great runs that can be had around it. With this in mind, I have designed a fast and picturesque course that is run on good runnable roads, paths and some country lanes. The course, after the first start section, is on a small gradual decline in terms of elevation (see elevation chart). This makes the race feel downhill and makes for a really enjoyable running experience.
Beeston is first mentioned in the Domesday Book as Bestone, which comes from the Old English, Bent Grass. In the medieval period Beeston was associated with sheep farming and the monks of Kirkstall Abbey grazed 240 sheep there. Beeston is of course home to Elland Road and was formley the home of the Waddington family, the board and card manufacturer monopoly.
Don't go ta jail. Go directly ta Beeston. Pass finish an' collect tha' medal.
Williams BMW Rochdale Half Marathon, 10K and 1-mile Fun Run returns for its 5th year. Its one of the highlights of our sporting calendar and has already helped raise tens of thousands for local and national charities.
Williams BMW Rochdale Half Marathon, 10K and 1-mile Fun Run returns!. Its one of the highlights of our sporting calendar and has already helped raise tens of thousands for local and national charities.
Run in pairs over the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds with the famous Beanie hat, sausage/cheese roll and cuppa waiting for you in the village park.
This is so much fun with many runners coming back every year to sample the super atmosphere of the Wolds and running with a friend.
Take up the challenge and take part in a Race for Life event. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. This is beating cancer.
The first mention of Bramley comes in the Domesday Book compiled for William the Conqueror in 1086. The Bram part of the name occurs in several other Yorkshire village names such as Bramhope and Bramham. In Old English (the language of the Anglo-Saxons) it signifies the broom plant. Ley means a clearing. It would seem therefore that Bramley started out life as 'a clearing covered with broom'. In recent years the town has been referred to as the village that disappeared, the demolition of many historic buildings left many of the local residents unhappy, with a feeling of disappointment that the true character of the town had been lost forever. Despite the change in the buildings and appearance of the town what has remained is the true gritty character of genuine Yorkshire folk and the friendly feeling. Thas run thee 10K a Sit thissen Dahn
Thoresby10 is back for our 5th annual autumnal trail run in the beautiful grounds of Thoresby Park, north Nottinghamshire. Choose from a race over 10k or 10miles, running along old military roads, cleared tracks through ancient woodland and grassed paths around the country estate. The 10k route is The Longhorn race in reverse, the 10 mile race is the 10k route with an extra 4 miles added through more of the estates ancient woodland. The route includes a few hills to offer a small challenge around the course in some of the most scenic Nottinghamshire countryside as well as the forest & past the lake.
Thoresby10 is back for our annual autumnal trail run in the beautiful grounds of Thoresby Park, north Nottinghamshire. Choose from a race over 10k or 10miles, running along old military roads, cleared tracks through ancient woodland and grassed paths around the country estate. The 10k route is The Longhorn race in reverse, the 10 mile race is the 10k route with an extra 4 miles added through more of the estates ancient woodland. We are also offering a 5k run / walk for all levels. This event can be a gentle stroll with the family or a race to get your 5km PB. The 5km race is 2 loops of the course.
We welcome Canicross Runners across all distances - water stations will be provided to dogs regularly out on course & at Race Village. We recommend your dog wears a running harness & is used to running with you.
Celebrate 100 years of forestry with an exhilarating 10k around Sherwood Pines. The 10km trail at Sherwood Pines leads you through Robin Hood's old stomping ground. The route takes you along Catchums Hollow (as it is now known) which back in the day was called Pittance Dale. Its easy to imagine Richard the Lionheart meeting Robin Hood and his merry men here as he rode from Nottingham to the Palace in Kings Clipstone in 1193.
Join thousands of runners in the long-standing Age UK Leeds Abbey Dash. An excellent race for runners of all levels to enjoy the atmosphere and wind their way through the closed off streets of Leeds. Come if you want a shot at a 10k PB and to raise money for a great cause.
The Northern Jumble- A great opportunity to build up the bling and take one of the bespoke medals designed for Its Grim Up North Running all for the bargain price of 10.
The lovely village of Slaithwaite provides the perfect setting for another out and back along the canal. The lovely mill town captures the North in every sense, friendly folk, beautiful hillsides and plenty of tea shops, what more could anyone ask for.
"Slaithwaite (pronounced 'slawit' or 'Slaithwaite' by locals) is a true "Yorkshire grit" mill town straddled by the viaduct and bisected by the canal. Slaithwaite retains its essential character, despite being used as the setting for the television series, "Where the Heart is" and for some of "Last of the Summer Wine". A lovely church, the fine 17th Century Dartmouth Estate Manor House, and other buildings dating from the 18th Century combine with large central mills to give quality to this industrial village that was once home to Luddites".
Run Bolton Abbey was a sell-out success last year: over 1,200 runners enjoyed running in the stunning scenery of Bolton Abbey and we raised around 30,000 for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice.
There is a choice of distances to suit all abilities of runners a 10K, 10 mile, half marathon and a 2-mile fun run.
This is a unique opportunity to run on parts of the estate not usually accessible to the public and we guarantee the autumnal colours will be stunning!
The races will start in waves at 11am after a minute's silence is observed.
Rother Valley Country Park is the perfect location for a new exciting running festival. Set just outside of Sheffield and Rotherham with easy motorway access it's the perfect event location for all runners looking to achieve their goals before the year-end. The Routes are pretty flat so they should be quick courses for this time of year.
Race on this speedy course around the heart of Doncaster. Run your way to a PB on this UKA licensed and mostly flat course. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the pumping music and support of your family and friends along the course. And don't forget the free meat pie at the finish line.
This event won the best in Yorkshire 10k at the national running awards. The start, finish, food and registration is all within 200 metres of the car park, making for a great , hassle free race! We've great facilities on site and the course will not disappoint those who are hoping for a fast and exciting run-we've kept gradients to the minimum and maximised crowd viewing opportunities so your friends and family can cheer you on throughout the race, at the start,at 6km and the finish.
The Edwinstowe Christmas 10k Trail Race will be held on Sunday 1 December 2019. This festive race enables runners to discover the delights of trail running on a gently undulating forest and nature reserve course at a great location away from all the traffic. The location also offers The Robin Hood Story, Cafes, RSPB Visitor Centre and Craft Centr
Don those festive costumes and take part in the Leeds & Liverpool Christmas Cracker. Runners of all levels will enjoy competing in events from a 5k to a marathon. Come if you want to take down another race before Christmas or simply want to take advantage of the mulled wine and cake on offer.
The sell out "Great Sprout Scuttle" returns with all things festive and sprout based! So another excuse to put off the shopping and get running (its more fun!) A 5k and 10k off road trail event with a super sprouty Christmas theme plus the opportunity to fundraise for the events neighbours at the RSPCA, or even adopt an animal (we get very special animal guests attending! )
Get into the Christmas spirit and follow the route marked out with Christmas Tinsel and the occasional Santa and Elf. Get into the Christmas spirit either running for a best time or hamper prize, fancy dress, kids fun run and more. Earn that mince pie at the finish and warm up on the mulled wine.
Choose from 10k or 13.1 mile routes at Harewood House in February 2019 and join us in beating heartbreak forever.
This tough challenge will take you across muddy tracks, grass trails and steep forest trails. This run will test even the most seasoned runner, but you'll feel like a champion when you cross the finish line.
The course is undulating (Yorkshire style) - what do you expect in the Pennines - but with a fast finish! Starts from Huddersfield Rugby Union Club.
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.
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