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Walking Events Calendar near Richmond (North Yorkshire) 2026-2027
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Explore the top walking events near Richmond (North Yorkshire) for 2026-2027! We've gathered 29 great walks in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local walk.
July 2026
A 5 km walk is offered alongside 5 km and 10 km courses at Aske Hall, starting by the stable block. Trails cross pasture, tracks and woodland, may be muddy; trail shoes recommended; water on 10 km second lap and at the 5 km finish.
August 2026
Guided and supported crossing of the North York Moors between Ravenscar and Osmotherley, across open moorland to the coast. The route is just under 39 miles and groups are supported with checkpoints, water, snacks and blister plasters, with a max..
Guided and supported crossing of the North Yorks Moors from Osmotherley to Ravenscar, route is just under 39 miles. Groups get minibus transfer, water, snacks and blister plasters; walkers typically take 15 to 18 hours.
Walkers are welcome at Durham Amateur Rowing Club on the 7 hour Time Challenge, minimum 3km with a full lap of 7km along a riverside trail with Cathedral views. The fully signed course has aid tables with drinks and snacks and toilets.
Walkers can start from 3 km on a signed 7 km trail loop along the River Wear from Durham Amateur Rowing Club with Cathedral views. There are 3 km and 5 km turn points plus aid, drinks, toilets and a bag drop at the start / finish.
October 2026
Walkers are welcome on a fully signed trail along the River Wear from Durham Amateur Rowing Club, Old Elvet with cathedral views; routes run from 3 km and on laps of 7 km. Aid tables at lap start and finish and toilets are available, plus an unat..
Walkers can tackle the self navigated 50k route (also 25k option) starting in Grassington, passing Malham Tarn, Buckden Pike and sections of the Dales Way across runnable trails and boggy moorland. GPX routes, aid stations with hot and cold food..
November 2026
A 24 mile challenge walk with 3,500 ft ascent across the Hambleton Hills starting at Kilburn. Refreshments en route, Tea and Toast at the start, checkpoints with closing times and mandatory kit required; no dogs.
Walkers are welcome on a signed trail along the River Wear from Durham Amateur Rowing Club with Cathedral views. Routes include a minimum 3km and laps of 7km with 3k and 5k options; aid and toilets are at the start/finish.
December 2026
Walkers can choose 2.5k (one lap) or 5.0k along a fully signed trail beside the River Wear with cathedral views, starting at Durham Amateur Rowing Club. Aid and drinks tables, snacks and toilets are available, and the bag drop is not secure.
Walkers are welcome on a signed trail along the River Wear from Durham Amateur Rowing Club, Durham, with Cathedral views. Distances include 3 km minimum, 5 km options and a 7 km lap, with aid table, toilets and bag drop.
February 2027
Walkers follow country paths around Harrogate, passing Nidd Gorge. Routes 14.3 miles, 20.3 miles and 34.3 miles start at the field by St Robert's Church Pannal with checkpoints supplying water and vegan and gluten free snacks.
April 2027
The event offers a 10km walk on the Official Samaritans Way starting at Guisborough Rugby Club, Belmangate, Guisborough TS14 7BB. The trail can be muddy and is fully marshalled with stocked checkpoints, medical cover and food and drink at the fin..
Guided and supported crossing from Osmotherley to Ravenscar across North York Moors covering just under 39 miles. Two guides, checkpoints and support provide water, sugar snacks and blister plasters; groups max 14, typical 15 to 18 hours.
May 2027
Guided and supported W to E crossing from Osmotherley to Ravenscar across North Yorks Moors moorland, covering just under 39 miles. Groups cap 14 walkers with two guides, minibus transfer to the far end and checkpoints with water, unlimited sugar..
Guided E W crossing from Ravenscar on the North Sea coast to Osmotherley across the North Yorks Moors, covering just under 39 miles. Groups limited to 14 with two guides; support includes water, sugar based snacks and blister plasters, typical ti..