Black to the Trails 2025
Black to the Trails returns to Dunstable Downs in May 2025, promising to be bigger and better than ever.
- Booking essential
- Free event (admission applies)
11 May 2024, from 9.00am.
The event has been designed and directed by Black Trail Runners for Black people, people of colour, and White allies who want to do their bit to diversify the UK trail running scene.
Tickets are available at the link to secure your running place, but non-runners are welcome to come along and experience the event for free.
Black to the Trails is an inclusive run event for everyone no matter what your ability. There are distances for the kids (under 16s go free!), the brand new and the more experienced trail runner. This year, participants can run 1K, 5K, 10K - or the brand new and improved Scotch Bonnet 10K - on some of the most beautiful trails the South East has to offer.
This event will be truly unique in its offering to all who attend. Once again, they'll be bringing feel-good carnival vibes to Dunstable Downs - you’ll come for the run and stay for the fun! Throughout the morning, as well as the run distances on offer, there will be a variety of activities, food, live music and much more to keep your post-run endorphins raised and the party vibes high. Non-runners are welcome to come along to enjoy!
Times
Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Booking details
Call N/A
- Suitability
Children are welcome.
- Meeting point
Meet at the Visitor Centre.
- What to bring and wear
Bring your trainers, a t-shirt and high energy. Please dress for the weather as it may cold, wet and muddy.
- Accessibility
Viewing of the event is accessible to all.
- Other
No dogs please.
Upcoming events
Ramblers Wellbeing Walk
Enjoy some fresh air, company and light exercise on these free, regular walks, designed to support health and wellbeing for all.
Twilight Nights for Ramadan
See Dunstable Downs in a new light with two sunset openings in celebration of Ramadan.
Dunstable’s Medieval Past (for adults)
Join local author and historian John Buckledee for an illustrated talk on the medieval tournaments that once made Dunstable famous!