The UK's Best Trail Running Routes
Every route on this site has been run, mapped and described honestly — so you know exactly what you're in for.
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Run wild in the National Parks
The UK's wildest running — every route run and written up honestly.
Yorkshire Dales
Limestone pavements, moorland and valleys.
Nidderdale
Lake District
The highest fells in England.
No bad surprises
Run before published
Every route is run, mapped and verified before it goes live — and dated, so you know how fresh the information is.
Honest, both ways
We never undersell a brutal climb or dress an easy route up as an adventure. If we say it's runnable, it is.
Everything you'd ask a mate
Where to park, where the water is, where the climbs bite, where to bail if the weather turns.
The TRP Grade, in ten seconds
Two scores: Effort (E1–E5, distance + climb) and Terrain (T1–T5, what's underfoot). The higher one sets the label. A flat 40km towpath and a technical 8km fell route are hard in different ways — one number can't tell the truth about both.
A gentle introduction. If you run at all, you can do this.
A solid run. Comfortable for anyone running weekly.
A proper outing. Bring food and water.
A big day. Fitness and planning required.
Means something when we say it. Mountain experience essential.