10:00
£18
Age 11 & over
The 8th edition of the annual Run for Your Life event from Jubilee Hall Trust for runners of all abilities – including walkers and true beginners!
Setting off from the historic bandstand, you'll wind your way up to the peaks of the Heath - and discover trails in the woodlands at the foot of English Heritage's Kenwood House - before emerging at the top of your downward pathway.
As you fly down the hill, you'll cross the jaw-dropping viaduct and catch glimpses of the London skyline between the trees, eventually re-joining the main pathway for a glorious flat sprint finish next to the famous Parliament Hill fields athletics track.
Whether you're an elite 10K trail runner or a family with little ones, you'll be started in carefully managed waves to get the best experience. All participants are chip-timed and will receive a unique souvenir medal as soon as they cross the finish line.
With a friendly community atmosphere, children and adults of all ages are welcome to join the 2k Fun Run - those under 6 must always be accompanied by an adult on the course.
All proceeds will benefit Jubilee Hall Trust's charity programmes to get more people engaging in heart-healthy physical activity.
This event is part of Jubilee Hall Trust Run For Your Life.
This event is not suitable for wheelchair users due to the nature of the terrain.
Participants must not be accompanied by a personally owned or controlled dog during an event. Entries may be accepted from participants with medical assistance dogs, subject to them being correctly registered and identifiable as such, and subject to prior approval by the Event Director.
Parliament Hill Bandstand
Hampstead Heath
London
Greater London
NW5 1QR
UK
Noise-cancelling earphones/headphones are prohibited. Whilst the use of other earphones/headphones is discouraged in running events, participants choosing to use them should ensure they are set to a low enough volume that instructions from event officials can be clearly understood.
Water will be available on the 5K/10K routes at the halfway/lap point.
Event images are expected to be available, usually within 24 hours of the event.