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Fun runs in September 2026

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  • Sun 13 Sep
  • FREE
Dorking, Surrey, UK

Bacchus Fun Run

  • 2 km trail running
  • Sat 19 - Sun 20 Sep
  • £85-£105
Horsham, West Sussex, UK

Tough Mudder London South

  • Obstacle race 4
  • Sat 19 Sep
  • £4-£6
Grantham, Leicestershire, UK

Equinox24 | Kids Fun Run

  • 1 km multi terrain running
  • Sat 19 Sep
  • £16-£20
Southampton, Hampshire, UK

Dash in the Dark Southampton

  • 5 km road running
  • Sun 20 Sep
  • £10-£65
Thetford, Suffolk, UK

Only the Brave - Charity Obstacle Course Race

  • Mud run 3
  • Sun 20 Sep
  • £3.75
Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, UK

ABP Humber Coastal Half Marathon 10K & Family Fun Run | Family Fun Run

  • 1 mile road running + 19 ft ascent
  • Sat 26 Sep
  • £10
Loughborough, Leicestershire, UK

Seagrave Scurry

  • Fun run 6
  • Sun 27 Sep
  • £5-£22
Derby, Derbyshire, UK

Golden Gates Gallop

  • Fun run 2
  • Sun 27 Sep
  • £6-£9
Redcar, North Yorkshire, UK

Redcar Running Festival | 3K Fun Run

  • 3 km road running
  • Sun 27 Sep
  • From £15
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, UK

Robin Hood Half & Mini Marathon | Mini Marathon

  • 1.5 miles road running
  • Sun 27 Sep
  • £8-£9
Horsham, West Sussex, UK

Run Barns Green | Kids Colour Run

  • 500 m multi terrain running

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