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10k runs are perhaps the most popular running events in the UK. A 10k race (about 6.2 miles) is an achievable but challenging distance for a beginner looking to move up from 5k races and Parkruns. However, a 10k is also an excellent distance for more experienced runners and is often used to increase endurance for longer distances.
Because 10k races are so popular, there are lots of them - findarace lists over 400 10k runs every year all over the UK and beyond. So whether you’re a Park runnner looking to step up to your first 10k or an experienced racer looking for a 10k PB, check out our comprehensive 2026 - 2027 10k race calendar below. Filter by date, location or race type, and you’ll find a perfect race for you.
If you're looking for an online challenge that you can participate in anywhere (including indoors), check out our 10k virtual runs. What about a bigger challenge? The next step up is the Half Marathon, or why not set yourself a huge goal to smash by signing up for your first marathon?
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10k Runs 2026 - 2027
One in the Park - Greenwich Park 10k & 5k
LondonRUN Battersea Park 10K
Battersea Park (next to the Bandstand)- Post Code SW11 4NGFulham 10K
LondonKingston 10k
Kingston upon Thames, SurreyInflatable 5K - Cardiff
CardiffOn Sale
The Ultra Loop - Run As Many 5km Loops As You Can in 8 hours
Stockport, CheshireBrighton TEN
Hove, East SussexMorpeth 10k
Morpeth, NorthumberlandPeterborough Running Festival
Peterborough, CambridgeshireDevil's Punchbowl 10k
Hindhead, SurreyThe Sly Fox
Ansty, Dorchester, DT2 7PNBattersea Park 5k, 10k & Half Marathon
LondonRenegade 10km
Thatcham, BerkshireTittesworth Water 10k, 22k & 50k
Leek, StaffordshireBirmingham Running Festival
Sutton Coldfield, West MidlandsCannock Chase Forest HM & 10k
Cannock Chase, Penkridge Bank Road, Rugeley, WS15 2UAThursley 10km
Godalming, SurreyBlacksheep 3 and 6 Hour Challenge
Masham - nearest address - Silver Street, Masham, Ripon, HG4 4DYNewcastle Half Marathon & 10k
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and WearBlackpool Summer Run 10k & 5k
Blackpool, LancashireNorfolk Festival Of Running - 5K, 10K, HALF, FULL & ULTRA MARATHON
Bawsey Country Park, PE32 1EPRun Aintree Half Marathon, 10k & 5k
Liverpool, MerseysideThe Rasselbock Run – Summer 2027
Mansfield, NottinghamshireDraycote Water Running Festival
Rugby, WarwickshireTatton Park 5k & 10k
Knutsford, CheshireInflatable 5K - Cheshire
Knutsford, Tabley, Cheshire EastOn Sale
Revesby Running Festival
Revesby Estate (North), Revesby, Boston. PE22 7NUWye Valley Tunnel Run (Marathon, Half, 10km, Colourburst)
Sedbury, GloucestershireWinwick Hall Trail Races
Winwick Hall, Winwick, Northants. NN6 7PDCarlisle Half Marathon, 10k & 5k
Carlisle, CumbriaVitality Stockport 10k
Stockport, CheshireChase The Sun Victoria Park 5k, 10k & 10 Mile
LondonInflatable 5K - Coventry
CoventryOn Sale
West Cheshire TEN
Chester, CheshireHillsborough Castle & Gardens Running Festival
Hillsborough, County DownRunning GP at Goodwood Motor Circuit Races & Duathlons
Chichester, West SussexChase the Sun Battersea Park 5k & 10k
London, Greater LondonGreat Barrow Challenge - 10 events in 10 days - 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, Full Marathon or Ultra Marathon
Suffolk Running Centre, Church Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5AXGreat Barrow Challenge Day 1 - 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, Full Marathon or Ultra Marathon
Suffolk Running Centre, Church Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5AXGreat Barrow Challenge Day 2 - 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, Full Marathon or Ultra Marathon
Suffolk Running Centre, Church Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5AXInflatable 5K - Southampton
SouthamptonOn Sale
Victoria Park Half Marathon, 10k & 5k
LondonGreat Barrow Challenge Day 3 - 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, Full Marathon or Ultra Marathon
Suffolk Running Centre, Church Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5AXEdinburgh Running Festival
Edinburgh, Midlothian10k Run FAQs
Why run 10k?
Why run 10k?
10k is a great distance to run. Long enough to be a real challenge but short enough to be achievable by anyone with some training. A 10k is perfect for beginners looking to move on from a park run or for more experienced runners looking for a PB.
Which 10k Races Should I Try?
Which 10k Races Should I Try?
Our range of 10k running events offers something for everyone, from beginners to seasoned runners looking for challenging terrain or a personal best. The next few months are packed with a whole variety of amazing runs, so we’ve selected some highlights.
The MBNA Chester 10K is a great first race for beginners and a good warm-up for those planning to run a half marathon later. The race starts and ends in the lively centre of Chester. Runners begin their race heading northwest from the city and finish on Eastgate Street, where runners are cheered on by enthusiastic local supporters and pass by the historic Eastgate Clock.
Try the Tatton Park 10k and enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of Tatton Park, nestled in Cheshire. This undulating path, secluded from the bustling world by closed thoroughfares, is renowned for its fast course and PB potential.
The March London Victoria 10k is a great event if you want to combine enjoying the beautiful scenery with a fast, flat course that is perfect for chasing personal best times. The race starts and finishes at Northern Drive, with runners taking in 3 laps in one of London’s biggest green spaces.
What is the average 10k run time?
What is the average 10k run time?
The average finish time for a 10km run in the UK is 53 minutes for Men and 1 hour 3 minutes for Women.
How many calories are burned running a 10K?
How many calories are burned running a 10K?
On average 600-800 calories are burned running a 10k. Calories burned differs a lot depending on factors such as fitness and pace.
What are the fastest 10k runs?
What are the fastest 10k runs?
With so many fast courses in the UK it's hard to determine the absolute winner. But we reckon these flat and speedy races are perfect for PB chasing.
Can beginners run a 10k?
Can beginners run a 10k?
10k is a great distance for beginners looking to step up from 5k or perhaps taking on their first race. Challenging enough to give you that brilliant feeling of accomplishment yet achievable by everyone with a few weeks of committed training.
How to train for a 10k race?
How to train for a 10k race?
Someone new to the distance should be able to train for 10k race in 8-12 weeks. Most training plans recommend running 3-4 times per week with a mix of easy runs, faster sessions (normally with some intervals) and a longer run.
What should I eat before a 10k race?
What should I eat before a 10k race?
On race day you should have your last meal 2-3 hours before the race. Recommended options to eat before a 10k race include porridge with honey, a bagel with peanut butter or cereals like weetabix or muesli. The important thing is to eat food that you like and not try anything new. Too many people have experienced a dodgy stomach which can easily ruin your race.
Can I run 10k without training?
Can I run 10k without training?
Running a 10km distance without prior training is possible but, likely not the best idea especially if you are not regularly exercising. Factors such as your baseline fitness level, general health, and physical conditioning will determine how well you’ll get on attempting this. Running 5K and other shorter distances regularly is one of the better ways to prepare for running a longer distance.
Attempting to run a 10k without training can be very challenging and carries a high risk of injury, extreme fatigue, or other health complications.
Should you run every day to train for a 10k?
Should you run every day to train for a 10k?
Running daily while training for a 10K is not typically recommended, as it can increase the risk of overuse injuries, fatigue, and burnout. A balanced training plan usually includes a mix of running, rest days, and cross-training activities. This approach allows for adequate recovery, which is crucial for muscle repair and improvement in fitness. Most training plans suggest running three to five times a week, varying the intensity and distance of each run.
What is the flattest 10K in the UK?
What is the flattest 10K in the UK?
The Wilne 10K in Derbyshire is one of the strongest candidates for the UK’s flattest road 10K, with its organisers reporting only 5.6m of elevation difference across the course. Run Dorney Lake and races at Newbury Racecourse are other notably level options, with published climbing figures of approximately 27m and 30m. Organisers don’t always calculate elevation in the same way, so separate figures aren’t necessarily like-for-like. Wind, sharp corners and a crowded start can also change how quick a flat course feels.
How much does it cost to enter a 10K in the UK?
How much does it cost to enter a 10K in the UK?
Most UK 10K entries cost between £20 and £40. Smaller community races can be cheaper, with recent prices starting below £10, while big festivals and premium packages may cost considerably more. A price as high as £145 probably covers a bundle or wider festival experience rather than an ordinary standalone race place.