Durham City Run Festival | Families on Track
Parents, grandparents, children and other family members are all invited to complete this 10K relay race together! Get active outdoors with your family in Durham.
- Sat 15 Jul 2023
Families on Track
10:30
Age 4 & over
£45
- 10 km multi terrain running
Event overview
Explore medieval streets as you join friends and family in a race through the historic city of Durham.
Both the 5K and 10K races take place on Friday evening, with the cool summer evening air helping you to tackle the city's hilly streets. Starting in the city centre, the route for both distances passes Durham's historic landmarks, including its 900-year-old cathedral, to finish at Millennium Palace. The following day, families of all ages run together in the Families on Track race, after which runners of all abilities are invited to take on the Run Like a Legend Mile, testing their pace on this stunning route.
From competitive races and speedy time trials to relaxed runs as a family, this midsummer festival of running has something for everyone - including a buzzing event village!
Highlights
A historic setting
Durham's medieval castle and cathedral are listed as a World Heritage Site.
A family-friendly festival
The Families on Track event encourages parents and children to run together.
A unique time trial
Topple your PB in the Run Like a Legend Mile.
A weekend of running
Taking place across Friday and Saturday, races include a competitive 5K and 10K.
This event is part of Durham City Run Festival.
Event details
- All fitness levels
- Buggy friendly
- Event village
- Families
- Spectators
Location
- Bag storage
- Cafe
- Free parking
- Toilets
- Urban
Route
- Distance markers
- First aid
- Flat
- Mass start
- Multiple laps
- Toilets
- Traffic free
- Water stations
What's included
- Chip timing
- Goody bag
- Massage
- Medal
- Race photo
- Technical t-shirt
Entries
- Age 4 & over
- Enter online
Other races at event
- Sat 15 Jul 2023
- #4 of 4
Run Like a Legend Mile
10:40
Age 7 & over
£9
- 1 mile multi terrain running