Run wild in the National Parks

Dartmoor

Wild boggy moorland, granite tors

Open moorland, tors and bogs.

Exmoor

Coastal hills, wooded combes, heather moor

Coastal and moorland running in the south-west.

Lake District

England's highest fells, steep technical terrain

The biggest fell running country in England: steep climbs, long runnable ridges and flat lake laps for the easy days, from Catbells to the Bob Graham legs.

New Forest

Ancient woodland, open heathland, easy terrain

Ancient woodland and heathland.

North York Moors

Open heather moorland, coastal cliffs

Heather moorland and sea cliffs.

Northumberland

Remote border hills, Roman Wall, vast skies

Remote moorland and the Pennines.

Peak District

Gritstone edges, boggy moorland, limestone dales

Gritstone edges in the Dark Peak, limestone dales in the White.

South Downs

Chalk downland, long open ridges

Chalk ridgelines and rolling hills.

The Broads

Flat wetland running.

Yorkshire Dales

Limestone pavements, deep valleys, long ridges

Limestone pavements, green lanes and open moor: the Yorkshire Dales is some of England's most runnable trail country, from gentle valley loops to the full Three Peaks.

Brecon Beacons

Sandstone ridges, waterfalls, high plateaux

Rolling ridges and waterfalls.

Eryri (Snowdonia)

Rocky ridges, cwms, and wild moorland

Wild Welsh mountains with some of the most technical terrain on these islands.

Pembrokeshire Coast

Coastal cliffs, beaches, dramatic headlands

Clifftop and coastal path running.

Cairngorms

Arctic plateau, remote Munros, serious mountain terrain

The largest national park in the UK.

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs

Accessible highlands.