Trail Running
Discover Britain’s trail running landscapes
From high mountain ridges to quiet woodland trails
Where will your next run take you?
Featured Routes
Personally run, photographed and mapped – with free GPX files for every route.
SNOWDONIA
Cnicht, Moelwyn Mawr and Moelwyn Bach
–Hard–• 14 km• 1,115 m
This seriously testing three peak classic makes for an atmospheric mountain adventure without the crowds.
CHEVIOT HILLS
Bewick Moor & Ros Castle Moorland Loop
–Moderate–• 16 km• 440 m
A deceptively challenging loop of wild and remote moorlands in this atmospheric corner of Northumberland.
PEAK DISTRICT
Wolfscote, Biggin & Beresford Dales
–Easy–• 9.5 km• 160 m
Experience the quieter side of the River Dove with this scenic run through three classic limestone dales.
Explore by Region
Every region has its own character and running experience.
Jewell of South Wales
Brecon Beacons
–16 Trail Runs–
Big mountain days, expansive views, and classic horseshoe routes across South Wales’ highest peaks.
Endless Variety and Beauty
Peak District
–10 Trail Runs–
Gritstone edges, wild moorland, and rolling dales – compact, highly runnable and perfect for multi-day trips.
Iconic UK National Park
Lake District
–4 Trail Runs–
Steep climbs, technical descents, and craggy ridges – some of the most rewarding fell running in the UK.
Sandy Heaths and Wooded Vales
Surrey Hills
–11 Trail Runs–
Ancient woodland trails, sandy tracks, and short, punchy climbs – accessible running with surprising variety.
Routes in planning
Where to next?
I’m currently researching routes across the Brecon Beacons, the Peak District and The Cheviots. See what’s planned, what’s shortlisted and why these routes caught my attention.
Latest Routes
CHEVIOT HILLS • 25 SEPT 2026
–Hard–
The Schil, Auchope Cairn & Hen Hole
Mountain Ridges • Quiet Classics
BRECON BEACONS • 04 AUG 2026
–Easy–
Usk Reservoir & Mynydd Myddfai Loop
Mini Mountains • By the Water
SNOWDONIA • 17 JUN 2026
–Moderate–
Tour of Yr Eifl & Tre’r Ceiri – Llŷn Peninsula
Quiet Classics • Mini Mountains
Plan Your Adventure
Practical guidance to help you explore Britain’s trails with confidence.
Route Planning
How to research, map and adapt routes based on terrain
Planning Off-Path Trail Running Routes
How to Plan, Plot and Follow a GPX Route
UK Trails: Right to Roam, Paths & Terrain
Gear & Packing
What to pack, what to wear, and when to adapt
Weather & Conditions
Weather forecasts, ground conditions and their implications
How to Read a Mountain Weather Forecast
Best Weather Apps for UK Trail Runners
Mountain Safety
Navigation and decision-making in exposed environments