Protein Rebel Running Festival
A trail running festival celebrating community, connection and outdoor running — featuring a chip-timed 10 km off-road race, a fun run, inspirational speaker sessions and a lively event vibe with goodie bags and festival-style support. Organised by Protein Rebel and aimed at runners of all abilities, the festival combines a scenic trail run through fields, tracks and woodland with social elements and activities for participants and supporters alike.
Key Details
Date & Time
Sunday, 7 June 2026 — Registration: 08:00–08:45 AM, 10 km start: ~09:00 AM, followed by activities mid-morning to early afternoon.
Location
Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre, Tarporley, Cheshire CW6 0SR, England — main festival site and trail course start/finish.
Event Type
Trail running festival — 10 km trail run & 2.5 km fun run + festival activities.
Organiser
Protein Rebel running community in partnership with festival contributors and speakers.
Event Description
The Running Festival centres on a chip-timed 10 km trail run across fields, tracks and woodland trails that typically involves multiple loops of the course, offering runners a scenic cross-country challenge (with no major hills). A 2.5 km family fun run welcomes younger or less intense participants. Beyond racing, the festival offers motivational talks from running speakers, branded goodie bags, café or refreshments and a relaxed festival atmosphere for families and supporters.
What’s Included
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Chip-timed 10 km trail race (off-road terrain).
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2.5 km fun run for families and casual participants.
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Inspiring speaker sessions from established runners and community figures.
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Goodie bags for race finishers.
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Free parking & café facilities at the event base.
Additional Information
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The running festival is pitched as a community celebration of running, welcoming all levels.
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Exact entry fees and age requirements are usually published on festival registration pages when tickets are released (tickets for 2026 have been announced at ~£25).
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The festival typically attracts local runners and visiting trail running enthusiasts alike.
