Region: North England

The X-Trail 10K takes in two superb local country parks and a variety of running terrain. These locations will test all levels of runners, through both Daisy Nook and Park Bridge Country Parks. The 10K running route is designed to take in the breath-taking local landscape and give runners an exhilarating challenge!

Why should I enter the X Trail 10k 2021 race?

You’ll be part of one of the fastest growing running events in the North West.

All finishers will receive the commemorative Tour of Tameside X Trail 10k medal
You will receive free chip timing and race results online and by text message
Water will be supplied at the middle and end of the race
Marshaled race route on closed roads
Route markers every 1 km
Onsite car parking
Massages provided by our Official Physiotherapy Partner, Harris & Ross

Why should I enter the 2021 Hell on the Fell race? Its one of the most iconic events in the UK, travlling up all the way to the top of the Fell and back down again to finish….its HELL ON THE FELL!

You’ll be part of one of the fastest growing running events in the North West.

All finishers will receive the commemorative Tour of Tameside Hell On The Fell medal
You will receive free chip timing and race results online and by text message
Water will be supplied at the middle and end of the race
Marshaled race route on closed roads
Route markers every 1 km
Onsite car parking
Massages provided by our Official Physiotherapy Partner, Harris & Ross

The Hero Half Marathon journey takes the field of runners along the Longdendale Trail, a disused railway line which is ideal for achieving a PB time. COME AND BE A HERO!

Prior to the start we will also have MyFirst™ Mile starting at around 9.40am.

Why should I enter the 2021 Hero Half Marathon race?

You’ll be part of one of the fastest growing running events in the North West.

All finishers will receive the commemorative Tour of Tameside Hell Half Marathon medal
You will receive free chip timing and race results online and by text message
Water will be supplied at the middle and end of the race
Marshaled race route on closed roads
Route markers every 1 km
Onsite car parking
Massages provided by our Official Physiotherapy Partner, Harris & Ross

The finale of the Tour of Tameside, which starts and finishes outside the historic Hyde Town Hall on Market Street, with a 7 mile running route through Hyde Town Center and the surrounding area.

There is also MyFirst™ Mile for those who want to be part of the day but prefer a shorter distance. Enter the Mile here >

Why should I enter the 2021 Dr Ron Hyde 7

You’ll be part of one of the fastest growing running events in the North West.

All finishers will receive the commemorative Tour of Tameside Dr Ron Hyde 7 medal
You will receive free chip timing and race results online and by text message
Water will be supplied at the middle and end of the race
Marshaled race route on closed roads
Route markers every 1 km
Onsite car parking
Massages provided by our Official Physiotherapy Partner, Harris & Ross

Take on the UK’s most iconic ultra in 2020 back for the 10th year running. Our longest standing & biggest ultramarathon takes you on a 70 mile journey through historic Hadrian’s Wall country on an adventure you’ll never forget. Fully supported & waymarked throughout. This is the perfect event for those looking to go beyond 26.2.

he 2021 City of Manchester 10K run brought to you by The Running Bee Foundation starts and finishes at Heaton Park.

The 2020 date has now been postponed until Sunday, 4th July 2021

Why should I enter the City of Manchester 10K in 2021?

All of the profits from the We Love Our NHS Manchester 10k will be donated to the Manchester Foundation Trust Charity!
Be part of Manchester’s fastest-growing charity 10K running event
All finishers receive a commemorative City of Manchester 10K run medal
City of Manchester 10K technical running t-shirt
Official chip timing
Marshaled running route on closed roads
Route markers every 1km
Onsite car parking

This year, The Running Bee Foundation has announced it’s “MyFirst™” initiative and is encouraging people to complete their first mile with the Foundation. Join the “MyFirst™” Mile and enjoy being part of the race day atmosphere! All Mile runners will receive a medal! We look forward to seeing lots of runners taking part…

LAST EVER Man vs Lakes.

For 2021 we’re bringing back our classic Man vs Lakes day 1 ultra & introducing the opportunity to upgrade to our brand new 2nd day Sea to Scafell Summit.

This adventure run is like nothing you will have experienced. You will enter the Lake District by striking out with an audacious and surreal crossing of the quicksands of Morecambe Bay, before heading north through mountainous country on a rollercoaster running route that brings you to the foot of England’s most famous Lake. You then proceed higher into the hills and forests of the area and immerse yourself into the Lake itself, tackling short wades, swims*, slides, jumps and an amazingly bold floating assault course. A trademark Man vs “Vertical Kilometer” will push those quads to breaking point and help to rack up a whopping 4200ft of ascent before you psych yourself up for a “Swallows and Amazons” rope swing suspended from a crane. A final push takes you further in to the heart of Lakeland for a serene kayak loop on Lake Coniston just before you finish.

Held under UK:Athletics rules and with the kind permission of The Canal & River Trust, this non-stop race is from Old Hall Street, Liverpool, along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal towpath, to Office Lock, Leeds.

From the Start at Old Hall Street Liverpool, to the Finish at Office Lock Leeds, the 130 mile towpath course follows the original Leeds & Liverpool Canal – Britain’s longest man-made waterway. Although it passes through the heartlands of the “Industrial North”, the path is surprisingly scenic. As well as the beautiful countryside, the route features the mile long Burnley Embankment (up to 60 feet above ground level) and the amazing Bingley Five Rise staircase. Both are listed among the “Seven Wonders of the Waterways”

LLCR is the last of a three race series “The Canalslam” totalling over 400 miles. Each race can be entered as a one-off, but competitors completing all three receive a special award. As with the other two events there are no entry qualifications, but a schedule to fit a 40 hour overall time limit is required.

Easy route navigation – detailed maps and a canal to follow.
Plenty of support – snacks and drinks every 10 –15 miles.
Transport for retirees – a lift to the nearest station for anyone having a bad day.
Easy to meet cut-off times – simply in line with the generous overall time limits.
No qualification – previous experience of just a marathon has proven enough.

Entry fees and profits from the event will be divided between a number of local worthy causes. All those who sign up to the event will be encouraged to raise money for the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity and The Running Bee Foundation. !

You’ll be part of one of the fastest growing 10K run’s in the North West, the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity 10K!
All runners receive a commemorative Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity 10K medal
All runners will receive a technical finisher’s t-shirt
You will receive free chip timing and race results online and by text message
Marshaled race route on closed roads
Route markers every 1 km
Onsite car parking

This year, The Running Bee Foundation has announced it’s “MyFirst™” initiative and is encouraging people to complete their first mile with the Foundation. Join the “MyFirst™” Mile at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity Salford 10K! All Mile runners will receive a medal! We look forward to seeing lots of runners taking part….

The Peak District Challenge 2021, on 17-18 September 2021 is organised by Wilderness Development. It’s an individual or team, walking or running event. Entry fees are just £21-71 depending on distance chosen, with NO fundraising requirement, and NO deductions from any charity’s income. It takes place on the night of Friday and the daytime of Saturday, starting in Hathersage, Hope Valley.

There are 5 Routes to choose from:

Back Before Dark – 10km

You’ll start your Back Before Dark challenge with one inescapable and non-negotiable deadline. You must cover 10km, and try to be Back Before Dark. Designed for runners who’ve trained for a 10km run.

Copper Challenge – 25km, 9hours

An achievable challenge, following a circular route from Hathersage to Baslow along riverside paths and back along a hilly route via Curbar and Frogatt edges. 700m of ascent and some of the best views in the Peak!

Bronze Challenge – 50km, 12hours

The Bronze Challenge has a total ascent of 1200m and at its highest point reaches 464m. A 50km circular route taking in the valleys of the dark peak, and the scenic trails of the southern peak district.

Silver Challenge – 75km.Walk in 24 hours or run in 13 hours.

2000m of ascent. Not to be underestimated, this route follows the easiest and flattest routes between eight checkpoints, but covers a long distance. For determined walkers or joggers. Hope Valley – Ladybower Valley – Castleton – Tideswell – Baslow – Hope Valley

Gold Challenge – 100km, 24hours

With extra ascent (3200m in total), to make the 24 hour target you’ll need to average 4kph. The ultimate Peak District challenge, and should be attempted by fit and experienced hillwalkers who want to see the best that the Peak District has to offer. You’ll visit high points and viewpoints on your way between checkpoints, and there is a lot of climbing involved.