Carlisle United fans face a round trip of 634 miles to support the Blues in their opening National League fixture of the 2025/26 season.
Mark Hughes has to take his team to Woking to kickstart the campaign on Saturday, August 9.
Fans always look for the seasonal fixtures and Carlisle will have the short journey to the North East to take on Gateshead on Boxing Day.
By comparison, the club’s longest trip of 439 miles to play Truro City is right at the end of the season, the penultimate Saturday on April 18.
Certainly the Blues face plenty of travelling in the National League and it’s been estimated that they will have to cover over 10,600 miles in the coming months.
After the opener at Brunton Park United have August home games against Solihull Moors and Braintree Town while the final game of the season is at home to Brackley Town.
Carlisle are expected to figure in some live televised games so some fixtures in the original list may change.
- Saturday, August 9 – Woking (A)
- Saturday, August 16 – Boreham Wood (H)
- Tuesday, August 19 – Solihull Moors (H)
- Saturday, August 23 – Wealdstone (A)
- Monday, August 25 – Braintree Town (H)
- Saturday, August 30 – Sutton United (A)
- Wednesday, September 3 – Brackley Town (A)
- Saturday, September 6 – Truro City (H)
- Saturday, September 13 – Aldershot Town (H)
- Saturday, September 20 – Altrincham (A)
- Tuesday, September 23 – York City (A)
- Saturday, September 27 – Rochdale (H)
- Wednesday, October 1 – Hartlepool United (H)
- Saturday, October 4 – Scunthorpe United (A)
- Saturday, October 11 – FA Cup fourth round qualifying
- Saturday, October 18 – Forest Green Rovers (H)
- Saturday, October 25 – Yeovil Town (A)
- Saturday, November 1 – FA Cup first round proper
- Tuesday, November 4 – FC Halifax Town (H)
- Saturday, November 8 – Southend United (A)
- Saturday, November 15 – Eastleigh (H)
- Saturday, November 22 – Boston United (A)
- Saturday, November 29 – Tamworth (H)
- Saturday, December 6 – Woking (H)
- Saturday, December 13 – FA Trophy third round
- Saturday, December 20 – Boreham Wood (A)
- Friday, December 26 – Gateshead (A)
- Tuesday, December 30 – Morecambe (H)
- Saturday, January 3 – Wealdstone (H)
- Saturday, January 10 – FA Trophy fourth round
- Saturday, January 17 – Solihull Moors (A)
- Wednesday, January 21 – York City (H)
- Saturday, January 24 – Aldershot Town (A)
- Saturday, January 31 – Altrincham (H)
- Saturday, February 7 – Rochdale (A)
- Tuesday, February 10 – Scunthorpe United (H)
- Saturday, February 14 – Forest Green Rovers (A)
- Saturday, February 21 – Yeovil Town (H)
- Wednesday, February 25 – Hartlepool United (A)
- Saturday, February 28 – Eastleigh (A)
- Saturday, March 7 – Southend United (H)
- Saturday, March 14 – Tamworth (A)
- Saturday, March 21 – Boston United (H)
- Tuesday, March 24 – FC Halifax Town (A)
- Saturday, March 28 – Braintree Town (A)
- Friday, April 3 – Gateshead (H)
- Monday, April 6 – Morecambe (A)
- Saturday, April 11 – Sutton United (H)
- Saturday, April 18 – Truro City (A)
- Saturday, April 25 – Brackley Town (H)
