Scottish Running Guide

is a 96 page colour publication packed with information about running in Scotland, including:

• races in Scotland
• a running log
• equipment supplement
• where to find Scotland's specialist running shops

Get your copy

Race organisers

Let us know about your running event and we'll add it to our online listing as well as Scottish Running Guide.

Organisers →

Charities

Lots of articles with tips and advice for runners thinking about running for charity. Go to the charities pages now.

Area Focus

Find out more about the clubs, groups, services for runners and facilities in your local area..

News

• Bumper Cash Prize At Inverness →

  27 JAN

  

  Organisers of the Global Energy Inverness half marathon are offering generous cash prizes for leading runners. Winners of the race, scheduled for Sunday, March 11, will receive cheques of £1000, making this one of the most lucrative events on the Scottish road running circuit.

• 19,900 Miles Just A Little Run For Rosie →

  26 JAN

  

  Reading Rosie Swale-Pope's CV is akin to listing all of the most adventurous journeys you would complete if given the opportunity. Perhaps best known for her five-year solo journey across the world in 2002, Rosie has also taken part in and finished the notoriously challenging Marathon des Sables, a 1,000 run through Iceland, and a 46-day, 2190km trip across Cuba.

• Your Chance To Run With Mo →

  25 JAN

  

  Ever wondered what it would be like to enjoy a few pre-race stretches with Mo Farah before embarking on a 5k PB? Well, the 5,000 World Champion is offering runners the opportunity to do so through an online auction, with all proceeds going towards his charity, the Mo Farah Foundation.

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Runtalk

• Happy Running →

  25 JAN

  

  If you're a runner it tends to be a way of life. Something you get used to, something you don't like to miss. It can feel like a duty sometimes, even a chore. We all know that it can be hard work. Sure it's a brilliant cardiovascular workout that gets the heart pumping and the oxygen flowing. After a long run or a hard session you feel great but you've really earned that 'feel good' factor - that sense of well-being, that beer, that big slice of chocolate cake.

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