Top United Kingdom Running Tours

Active travelers looking for their new favorite outdoor sport will enjoy this half-day coasteering trip on Anglesey. With a small group of like-minded adventurers, spend three hours cliff jumping, wild swimming, rock climbing, and scrambling along the coast, aka coasteering. The outing will be tailored to suit the needs and experience levels of the group. Keep your eyes peeled for the rockpools which are full of interesting sea life.

Explore Canterbury at pace during a running tour that reveals part of the historic city that you might otherwise miss. This experience is limited to only five runners, to make sure it caters to both beginner and expert joggers—you’ll run at a pace suited to the entire group, so that nobody gets left behind.

Experience Glasgow at speed with the help of a guide to take you on a sightseeing running route through the city. Learn all about Glasgow’s history and culture from your guide as you run and make stops at both top landmarks and hidden gems. See Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis, the Templeton Building, and more.

Just because you’re on vacation doesn’t mean your running routine has to suffer. Combine sightseeing and sprinting on a London running tour that helps you cover more sights in less time. Set out bright and early before the crowds assemble and see London bathed in morning mist as you run a 5-mile (8-kilometer) route through the city.

Experience one of the UK's finest trail running areas with an experienced local, ultramarathon running guide. I can offer a mix of many years of experience guiding with local knowledge of the area that you only get from growing up here

Explore the city of Durham the best way, with a private Blue Badge guide who knows the city intimately. With an itinerary that’s tailored to your interests, you’ll walk around Durham’s history-steeped streets, discovering landmarks and vantage points, and learning about characters such as the little Count of Poland who left their mark on the city.

We love running and we love Edinburgh, bring your trainers and let us show you our wonderful and vibrant city on foot! Hear stories of Edinburgh past and present whilst we tour the capital city at your pace. We will take in all the main city sights within just an hour!

An easy paced running tour of Stirling, taking in some of the famous sites of the city, and some of the lesser known corners. Pace is slow, with frequent stops. You'll be off the tourist trail, running with a local.

Marathon training has never been this easy—or this beautiful. Turn your London sightseeing into training with this GPS-triggered audio tour. Run a half-marathon or 10k across 17 Thames bridges from Tower Bridge to Putney, hearing fascinating history as you go. It’s self-guided, so you can get your workout done while discovering London's best riverside views and history, at your pace.

Lace up your running shoes and explore Edinburgh on foot. This private running tour takes you are the Scottish capital at your own pace and ensures that you see all of the most important city landmarks before tackling the challenging climb up Arthur's Seat for a panoramic view of the city skyline.

It's here, it's Queer. It's Birminghams only Pride History Tour. Step back in time with us, as we’ll tell you the story of how Birmingham’s Gay Village came to be. It’s a fabulous tale…but one of exclusion, acceptance and uncertainty. Starting in 1969, just 2 years after the decriminalisation of homosexuality, we’ll start at the original Nightingale Club Site. We’ll take you on a 5km walk (2 hours) or run (1.5 hours) through the most influential venues and moments from our cities LGBTQ+ scene. Drawing on Pride History from around the World, we specifically look at Birmingham’s journey to becoming one of the UK's most thriving scenes. We’ll also spin around Smithfield’s, home of Birmingham Pride, before finishing our story with a look ahead to a future of increased uncertainty for the survival of the village itself. You’ll leave not only with a sense of pride in our glorious gay village, but you’ll know what jugs, rhinos and foxes have got to do with it all!

Get out of Edinburgh's crowded city center and discover the wonderful nature that surrounds the Scottish capital. This guided tour takes you walking in the Pentland Hills, which are on Edinburgh's doorstop, yet largely overlooked by tourists. As you walk, your guide will fill you in on Edinburgh's natural and cultural heritage, as well as the geology of the hills.

Explore the highlights of Birmingham and exercise at the same time with this guided running tour. Covering around 7.4 miles (12 kilometers), the tour is a great way to get your bearings of the city. Along the way, hear entertaining stories about Birmingham sights, and check off lots of key landmarks, including the Roundhouse Birmingham, Centenary Square, and Victoria Square.

Explore Manchester's rich football heritage on this unique guided running tour led by sports broadcaster Gaz Drinkwater. Starting at the National Football Museum and finishing at MediaCity, this relaxed and social run covers approximately 7 km through key locations like Old Trafford and the Northern Quarter. Along the way, delve into captivating stories about Manchester United and City, including the Busby Babes and dramatic moments like Aguero’s title-winning goal in 2012. This tour is ideal for football fans, tourists, and runners looking for a cultural experience in the heart of the world's football capital. - Distance: Approximately 7 km, duration of 75–90 minutes - Easy, conversational pace suitable for most runners - Limited group size for a personalized experience

Come and Uncover Birminghams Beautiful, Inspiring, Unknown and Ever-Changing Street Art. We’ll take you on a 5km walk (2 hours) or run (1.5 hours) to the most striking murals - with even better stories behind them. Drawing on History from around the World, we specifically look at Birmingham’s scene and the Home-Grown Artists behind it.

This small group tour is great for beginners to canyoning, which takes you into the Snowdonia rainforest for an adventure. You’ll jump into pools, over and under boulders, and scramble down waterfalls. If you want a little more action, there are options to book more difficult canyons. At the end you’ll be rewarded with beer, cake, and footage of your experience.