Blyth Running Club is a UK-based club located in south-east Northumberland near Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Formed in 1983, the club has approximately 130 senior members, 40% of whom are women, as well as a junior section of around 40 members. The club is primarily focused on road running, with members competing in events from 5K to marathon distance, though some also participate in fell, trail, and track races. Blyth RC organizes several of its own events throughout the year, including the Blyth Valley 10K, Blyth Links 10K, and Blyth Sands Race.
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Blyth Sports Centre
NE24 3AG
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14 July 2025
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The Northumbrian Trail Runs The Northumbrian Trail Runs on 28 June 2026 include a 48K Ultra and 28K Run on newly created trails at Kielder Water. Starting at Kielder Waterside while the Northumbrian Triathletes are completing their bike leg, you will join the triathlon run loop after completing a spectacular 25km loop taking in the new Lonesome Pine trail and some of the best views of Kielder Water. Get some extra support from your friends and family over the final two laps of bull crag, where you will pass through the event village before finishing alongside your fellow runners and triathletes at the lakeβs edge. See also the held on the same day.
The Northumbrian Trail Runs The Northumbrian Trail Runs on 28 June 2026 include a 48K Ultra and 28K Run on newly created trails at Kielder Water. Starting at Kielder Waterside while the Northumbrian Triathletes are completing their bike leg, you will join the triathlon run loop after completing a spectacular 25km loop taking in the new Lonesome Pine trail and some of the best views of Kielder Water. Get some extra support from your friends and family over the final two laps of bull crag, where you will pass through the event village before finishing alongside your fellow runners and triathletes at the lakeβs edge. See also the held on the same day.
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The By Way of The Glen ultramarathon promises an unparalleled adventure through the captivating landscapes of North East England. Spanning an awe-inspiring 170 miles, this trail running challenge invites experienced ultrarunners to conquer the iconic West Highland Way and Great Glen Way, showcasing the region's breathtaking glens, lochs, and mountains. Runners will be immersed in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, facing a true test of endurance and resilience. Whether seeking an exhilarating personal challenge or a chance to reconnect with the great outdoors, the By Way of The Glen ultramarathon offers a unique opportunity to explore the stunning natural wonders of this captivating corner of the UK.
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Nestled within the majestic expanse of Windsor Great Park, the Parallel Windsor running event offers a captivating challenge for athletes of all ages and abilities. From the iconic Long Walk to the stunning backdrop of Windsor Castle, this inclusive race caters to a diverse range of health conditions and fitness levels, with distances spanning from 100m to 10km.
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