Tissington Trail September Half Marathon Weekend

Experience the beauty and charm of Derbyshire on the Tissington Trail half marathon, set along an old railway route that now offers runners a unique blend of history and natural scenery. This 13-mile course stretches from Parsley Hay to Ashbourne, providing participants with breathtaking views over the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes of the Derbyshire Dales.
Scheduled for both Saturday, September 19th, and Sunday, September 20th, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM each day, this race is a favorite among runners due to its traffic-free trail and slight downhill gradient. The gentle descent not only makes for an enjoyable run but also promises the potential for personal best times.
For those looking to start their half marathon journey or simply enjoy a scenic route, the Tissington Trail offers a welcoming atmosphere and easy terrain that caters to all levels of runners. Coaches are available to transport participants from Ashbourne to Parsley Hay at the start line, ensuring everyone has an effortless entry into this stunning race.
Runners will be treated with bespoke medals upon completion, complimentary photographs capturing their journey, and trophies and prizes for those who cross the finish line first. With limited spots available, early registration is highly recommended to secure a place in what promises to be another memorable edition of this award-winning event.
Participants can also look forward to detailed route maps and GPX files provided online before race day, ensuring they are well-prepared for their adventure through Derbyshire's natural beauty. This half marathon isn't just about the run; it’s an experience that celebrates both the history of a bygone era and the enduring allure of this scenic region.
On-the-day entry fees remain at £45 per participant, subject to availability. All registered runners will receive comprehensive race information ahead of their chosen day, ensuring they are fully prepared for what promises to be an unforgettable run through Derbyshire’s stunning countryside.