Stoke Running Events

Please join us for our series of 5k and 10K runs that will take place in 2019 all over the Midlands. We are organising these events to raise money for male types of cancers including prostate and testicular cancer.

Men and women, all ages welcome. A small 1k run will be set up for children under the age of 8.

Event Summary

5K or 10K distance (measured accurately)
Timed RFID
Optional published time
Optional race league entrance
Finishers Medal
Manned water stations on route
Free Water bottle at the finish
Park facilities

Please join us for our series of 5k and 10K runs that will take place in 2019 all over the Midlands. We are organizing these events to raise money for male types of cancers including prostate and testicular cancer.

Men and women, all ages welcome. A small 1k run will be set up for children under the age of 8.

Event Summary

5K or 10K distance (measured accurately)
Timed RFID
Optional published time
Optional race league entrance
Finishers Medal
Manned water stations on the route
Free Water bottle at the finish
Park facilities

Please join us for our series of 5k and 10K runs that will take place in 2019 all over the Midlands. We are organising these events to raise money for male types of cancers including prostate and testicular cancer.

Men and women, all ages welcome. A small 1k run will be set up for children under the age of 8.

Event Summary

5K or 10K distance (measured accurately)
Timed RFID
Optional published time
Optional race league entrance
Finishers Medal
Manned water stations on route
Free Water bottle at the finish
Park facilities

Please join us for our series of 5k and 10K runs that will take place in 2019 all over the Midlands. We are organizing these events to raise money for male types of cancers including prostate and testicular cancer.

Men and women, all ages welcome. A small 1k run will be set up for children under the age of 8.

Event Summary

5K or 10K distance (measured accurately)
Timed RFID
Optional published time
Optional race league entrance
Finishers Medal
Manned water stations on the route
Free Water bottle at the finish
Park facilities

This year's Buxton half-marathon is on Sunday 27 May, start at 10:00. This is the 37th running of the event, and many people come back year after year, so we must be doing something right. The Buxton half-marathon is a fairly challenging race, but it goes through some of the most beautiful countryside you could ask for. You won't get a PB, but you'll have a great time.

Welcome to the Anderton Boat Lift 10k & Fun Run on Sun 19th May 2019.

Starting & Finishing at the Boat Lift which sits in a spectacular location between the River Weaver and the Trent & Mersey Canal with runners & Families having free access to the site and being able to take advantage of its Shop, Tree Top Coffee Shop, Exhibition Area and the new 50,000 Play Area this Event is a must do Run on the Calendar.

Bespoke Boat Lift Medal to All Finishers & Goody Bag.

The Chillington Hall Half Marathon is a race through the private estate of the Giffard Family. Remaining in their family for 29 generations they are now kindly opening up the beautiful grounds for its inaugural half marathon.

Take in the views and splendour of this wonderful estate as you run through its varied landscape. The course flows past the grand house, through the woodland and on to loop around the beautiful tranquil lake.

The route will be as close to the usual 13.1 miles half marathon distance as we can get it, but never under. It follows the many trails and paths through the beautiful and varied Chillington Estate. Terrain includes grass, fields, mud and gravel. You start near the grand house up and down the main driveway, before leading off to a double loop around the beautiful woodland and lake.

There is a short bit on tarmac near the start and finish area to maximise space for runners to spread out. No killer hills, but some definite uphills with uneven ground in places so trail shoes are recommended. Please stick to the signposted route which follows clear, well defined paths and trails. Marshals will be at various points around the course and another will follow the last runner to ensure everyone gets round safely.

All entrants are expected to be reasonably fit and able to run / jog most of the route without getting into difficulty. There will be 4 water stops along the route at approx 3.5, 6.5, 8.25 and 11 miles.

New to Run For All in 2018, the Asda Foundation Derby Half Marathon is set to be a hugely popular addition to our running calendar.

A great new challenge for runners old and new, the event, formerly known as the Ramathon, boasts a great city centre course and a truly incredible atmosphere.

Starting and finishing at Derby Countys Pride Park Stadium, the race now in its fifth-year takes runners into the city centre, through the historic Market Place and past the beautiful cathedral.

Its then on to the stunning Elvaston Castle County Park, before returning for the grand finale at Pride Park where youll collect your top-quality souvenirs, including a bespoke T-shirt and medal, and a packed goody bag full of post-event treats!

Make sure you celebrate your achievement in our event village, with a host of activities.

Starting in the small village of Hope in the Heart of the Peak District national Park, our Peak X-series event is back for a third time with a brand new Ultra distance route.

The Peak District event may have the least vertical ascent of our X-series races and may weave through a National Park which is known for small quaint towns, local scarecrow competitions, and rolling landscapes frequently used in film adaptations of Jane Austen novels, but dont be fooled these four routes will require all your trail running strength.

Our Peak District event starts off steep by taking you up the famous Win Hill, where all runners will then take in the famous Lady Bower Reservoir. The routes dont get easier as the local tors just keep coming until the last few kilometres where all runners summit Lose Hill before descending back into the village of Hope.

The Ultra Distance has been added to the Peaks event for 2019, this takes you out to a new area of the peak district, winding down through valleys, crossing stunning streams and climbing up to Alport Castle, before heading across some open moorland where the Famous grouse roam. You will then re-join the marathon route and continue on towards black ashop moor.

Whether youre coming from South Wales, South England or the City of London, the village of Hope in the Peak district is centrally located and easily accessible for trails of all abilities to set themselves an serious challenge. With a train station located in the village of Hope itself those in London can leave from St. Pancras and be at our venue in less than 3 hours, ready for a trail run event that they wont forget.