キングストン・アポン・ハル周辺の10Kレース

The East Coast Chuffer is a multi-distance off-road running event in Scarborough, starting and finishing in Peasholm Park. Runners choose from 10K, half marathon, 20-mile, and marathon options, all using the historic Cinder Track, a firm trail laid along a former railway line. The route follows one clear corridor, so navigation is simple: shorter races use out-and-back sections, while longer distances add repeatable loops. Along the way runners get coastal outlooks, woodland stretches, and old railway character, with water stations about every 3 miles and a Grim Bling medal for every finisher.

The Sheffield City 10K begins at 10:00 am in Rother Valley Country Park, with the start area located at S26 5PQ on the outskirts of Sheffield in South Yorkshire. This 10K trail race winds through the country park, suitable for experienced runners aiming for a personal best and newcomers seeking a manageable yet genuine challenge. The course is clearly marked, following paths around undulating hills, lakes, and woods, offering a varied landscape compared to a flat road 10K. Past race results are available for comparison, and Mark Caswell oversees the event. Runners may remain in the park after finishing to enjoy picnic areas or other outdoor pursuits.

The Brigg Poppy 10k & Military Challenge begins and ends in Brigg Market Place. Runners depart from the Lincolnshire town centre onto closed country roads. This is a 10km UKA-licensed and officially measured road race held in late October. It features a standard 10k race and a separate Military Challenge, with the latter starting 15 minutes after the 10k. The course is flat and fast, suitable for club runners aiming for a personal best, as well as those who prefer to jog or walk the route. Entry is limited to 1200 participants, and a virtual race option is also available. The Military Challenge covers the same 10km distance but presents a different task: competitors must wear boots and carry a loaded backpack, weighing 36lb for men and 24lb for women. Running is not mandatory in this category; walking or tabbing is permitted, making it more of a loaded endurance test than a typical road race. Places for the challenge are limited. Organisers request that participants in this category raise funds for the Royal British Legion. The event supports the Poppy Appeal. Optional event T-shirts contribute to the fundraising. All finishers receive a medal and cake.

The Gainsborough 10k & Half Marathon is a November road-running event based at Sturgate Airfield near Gainsborough in Lincolnshire. The half marathon starts first in the morning, with the 10K setting off shortly after, so runners can choose between a shorter race and a full half marathon on the same day. Both races use road-closed, single-lap routes on flat roads, which makes the event straightforward for first-timers and useful for runners chasing an even pace. The route leaves the airfield for quiet country roads, then passes open farmland and village stretches before coming back to a village finish. Every kilometre is marked with distance flags, and marshals are posted around the course to guide runners and cheer them in. Entry includes chip timing, free race photos, post-race goodies, and a themed medal, so the setup feels practical without being overcomplicated.

The Dalby Dash 10K is a Remembrance Sunday race held in Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire. It begins shortly after the two-minute silence. This traffic-free 10K takes place on a mix of private tarmac road and hard forest trail, starting and finishing at the Low Dalby visitor centre near Pickering. Entry is open to all runners, with a field capped at 600 participants, maintaining a small-race atmosphere while ensuring a sell-out field. The event supports service personnel and local charities, and is organized in association with Pickering Running Club. The route includes an initial steady climb from Low Dalby along House Dale for the first two miles, with prizes for the first man and woman to reach the summit. Beyond this, the terrain shifts to uneven compacted stone before descending through Sand Dale and Heck Dale. The final stretch runs alongside Dalby Beck back to Low Dalby and the finish line. All finishers receive a Dalby Dash memento. Additional prizes are awarded to the first five men and women, veteran categories, and the first local man and woman residing in the YO18 postcode area.

Rother Valley Remembrance Day Trail Runs are off-road races held at Rother Valley Country Park, near Sheffield in South Yorkshire. The event centers on Remembrance Day and provides three distances: 5K, 10K, and half marathon, allowing runners to select a short trail run or a longer morning on the park's paths. The courses circle the park’s lakes and traverse woodland, featuring undulating terrain instead of a flat road-race character. Organizers state the routes deviate from the standard Parkrun circuit, utilizing trails that many park visitors might not have explored previously. This is the first year for the event, with the start area located at postcode S26 5PQ.

The Doncaster 10k begins and ends at Doncaster Racecourse, which serves as the event's hub for registration, parking, food, and all start/finish activities, all located within 200 metres of each other. This 10k road race takes place in November on closed roads through Doncaster's centre, featuring a quick town-centre route and a 10:00 AM start. Now in its eighth year, entries are limited, with recent races filling up months in advance, having registered 3,500 runners and hundreds more on a waiting list. The course circles central Doncaster, with minimal climbing except for a small rise around the 7.5k mark. Runners conclude the race before the grandstand at the racecourse, where spectators can view from stadium seating. Music, food, and beverages are available around the event grounds. Practical aspects contribute significantly to its draw: runners can wait indoors before the start, ample toilets are provided, and post-race amenities include a medal, a complimentary pie, and hot chocolate. The event has also received the best Yorkshire 10k award at the national running awards annually since its inception.

Curly's The Great Sprout Scuttle is a trail running event at Normanby Hall Country Park & Gardens, offering 5k and 10k routes through the countryside. It's framed as a Christmas Day event for runners, centered on sprouts, seasonal fun, and the opportunity to walk, jog, or run with friends rather than shop. The main races follow trail paths; the 10k is licensed by the Trail Running Association and conducted under UK Athletics rules. Families can also participate in the 3k Pyjama Express fun event. The Santa's Super Sleigh Team Challenge offers a fundraising component with slots for twelve teams, a donation-based entry, and a fundraising goal. Curly's collaborates with Lindsey Lodge Hospice, blending casual festive running with support for a local charity.