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Walking Events Calendar East Midlands (England) 2026-2027
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Explore the best walking events in East Midlands (England) for 2026-2027! Our updated list features 30 great walks across the region. Find your next walk in East Midlands (England) below and join the walking community at these great events!
July 2026
Walkers can enjoy a 10K one lap trail through scenic Garendon Park from Charnwood College, on a marshalled, signposted undulating route with water stations, toilets and free parking.
Walkers follow a scenic 5K along Brampton Valley Way from Brampton Halt with free parking and a post walk bubbly and quiz.
August 2026
Walkers choose 26 mile or 15 mile trail routes from Hartington through Dove and Manifold valleys on unmarked scenic hills with checkpoints and refreshments.
Guided walk from Bowden Bridge Car Park in Hayfield along the River Kinder across Kinder Plateau to the source, passing woodland, waterfalls and cloughs. The route is 15km (10 miles) with rocky and sometimes boggy terrain and a maximum of 8 guest..
Walkers can choose 41 miles, 28 miles, 15.5 miles or 10 miles starting in Edale; routes are muddy, rocky and steep, self navigated with checkpoints 10 to 15 miles apart and food provided.
Walkers tackle a fully sign posted, chipped 30 km hilly trail from Belper Meadows across footpaths, bridleways and ancient woodland; route not suitable for wheelchairs or dogs.
Walkers follow a 5k two lap route around Hugglescote Grange on mixed tarmac and grass; the event is child and dog friendly with limited on site parking.
September 2026
Walkers can choose 26.4 miles, 17 miles, 12 miles or 10 km from Great Ponton Village Centre on footpaths, bridleways and quiet roads with stops and parking.
Walkers tackle a 20 mile route from Fairholmes in the Upper Derwent to the Robin Hood Inn near Birchen Edge over rough moorland and gritstone edges; navigation with map and compass is required, refreshments and return bus provided.
Walk routes of 21.5k, 15k or 9.1k start at Bakewell Showground, following the Monsal Trail by the River Derwent through rolling countryside, with water stations, on course refreshments and marshals.
Walkers can choose 25km, 50km, 75km, 100km or 100 miles, all starting and finishing in Hathersage on scenic Peak District trails, with checkpoints about every 10km and optional led groups.
Hayfield walkers join a three hour score event across Peak District hills, moors and dales with a provided map, self selected routes, navigation and FRA mandatory kit required.
Walkers are welcome on well maintained paths around Northampton Washlands at Northampton Active; aid stations each lap, minimum 3km, lap about 7km with 5km turn.
Walkers follow an approximately 16 miles route through Charnwood countryside, starting and finishing at Beacon Hill Country Park.
October 2026
Walkers can choose 26.2 mile or 14.3 mile routes from Buxton Community School through the Western Peak District and Goyt Valley, with checkpoints, refreshments and a hot meal.
Walkers follow an off road 10 miles route from Scout HQ in Charnwood over rough, muddy paths and steep climbs; water at c5.5 miles, finish toilets and bag storage.
Walkers in Edale can take part in a three hour score event across Peak District hills, moors and dales with route choice, staggered start slots and mandatory map and kit checks.
November 2026
Walkers can choose 3km or use 5k turn points on a 7km lap around Northampton Washlands at Northampton Active; route is on well maintained paths with aid tables and toilets.
Walkers cover 16 miles from Seagrave War Memorial Hall across hilly footpaths and private land with food and drink stops en route and cakes and apple crumbles at finish.
Walkers cover 25 miles from Biggin Village Hall across the White Peak, visiting several dales including Biggin, Wolfscote and Lathkill. Snacks and drinks at three checkpoints and a meal at the finish, with a staggered walker start.