Walking Events Calendar United Kingdom 2026-2027
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Explore the best walking events in United Kingdom for 2026-2027! Our updated list features 457 great walks across the country. Find your next walk in United Kingdom below and join the walking community at these great events! Search for a location or view races near London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Scotland or Wales.
June 2027
Walkers can choose 3k or 5k routes in Greenhead Park starting by the café. The course has hardstanding paths, undulations and short grass, and facilities include toilets, refreshments plus wheelchair and pushchair access.
Walkers can choose 5k or 10k on mixed terrain at Arrow Valley Park. Start and finish are on the grass by the park car park; route mostly flat and wheelchair accessible.
Walkers can follow a 5 Miles multi terrain hilly route around Bolton Abbey Estate with chip timing, a bespoke medal option and parking included with a free car park pass.
Walkers follow coastal and moorland routes from Scarborough basecamp with distances from 10 mile to 100km, plus covered rest stops and camping.
Walkers can choose 2.5k, 5k, 10k or 15k in Cardiff on a 2.5k lap course of inflatable obstacles with a midway water station, going at their own pace.
Walkers can choose 30 miles or 15 miles long distance routes or a 3 miles family walk from Pinkery Centre for Outdoor Learning in remote Exmoor National Park. Routes follow wild moorland trails and run alongside the festival running races..
Walkers can choose routes from Kettlewell Village: the three peaks 17 miles, two peaks 13.5 miles, or the family Valley Walk 4.5 miles, across Wharfedale with water stations en route.
July 2027
Walkers can choose 100 km, 75 km, 50 km, 20 km or 10 km routes from Petersfield Rugby Club across South Downs heath, woodlands and sandy tracks, with coach transport to starts and checkpoints.
The event is a guided, supported crossing from Osmotherley to Ravenscar across the North York Moors, covering just under 39 miles. Small guided groups (max 14) travel by minibus to the opposite end and receive water, sugar snacks and blister plas..
Walkers start from Bakewell in the Peak District on 10 km, 25 km, 50 km or 100 km routes with rest stops every ~12.5 km and major stops every ~25 km.
Fully waymarked and supported 100 miles from Bamburgh Castle along coastal trails into Edinburgh, 48 hour finish window, 2.5 mph walker friendly pace and staffed pit stops.
Walkers can choose 3.5 miles, 9 miles or 15 miles from Tcr Hub in Barnard Castle along the Teesdale Way over rolling terrain with gentle inclines, marked course, marshals and aid stations.
Walkers use the 5k course from the grassed start at Himley Hall, on mixed paths and grass past the lake, mainly flat with one incline; toilets and refreshments on site.
From Lulu Caffe, 1 Hot Bath St, Bath walkers are blindfolded and dropped 6 miles, 10 miles or 15 miles and must return on foot with no map, GPS or compass; 6 miles is for non locals.
Walkers can choose 10k (two laps of the 5k) or 5k routes. The course starts on the gravel in central Royal Victoria Park near the Botanical Gardens and follows road and paved paths with some grass areas and mild inclines, finishing on grass.
Walkers on The Ridgeway can choose 50km, 100km Non Stop or 100km Over Two Days across chalk downs, forests and undulating trails. The route is fully signposted with seven pitstops and a basecamp offering hot food and showers.
Trail from Pickering to Whitby on mixed terrain alongside the railway, 50K; five marshaled checkpoints provide water and snacks and walkers must finish within 13 hours.
Walkers can use the 10 km closed road route from Piccadilly to Whitehall, passing central London landmarks; roads close and parking is limited, public transport recommended.
Knutsford Cheshire walkers can choose 2.5k, 5k, 10k or 15k; each lap is 2.5k with giant inflatable obstacles and an on course water station, walk at any pace.
Walkers traverse Gower Peninsula from Penrice Castle on 100km, 75km, 50km, 25km or 10 mile routes through beaches, cliffs, moors and woodlands with rest stops.