London - Blackheath 5k 2021

London - Blackheath 5k
Sunday 27 Jun 2021
£14.99 Adults | £14.99 Young Adults | £10.00 Children
This is a 5k for everyone. This is thousands of people uniting with one purpose - to raise valuable funds for life-saving research.
Key Information
Date: Sunday 27 Jun 2021
Time: from 11:00
Adults: £14.99
Young Adults: £14.99
Children: £10.00
Under 6 entry (Girls and boys): free and no registration needed
Venue: Blackheath Common, Off Prince Charles Road, Blackheath, SE3 0TY View map
Distance: 5k
The Blackheath 5K course is a single lap which is mainly on grass and winds up and down the heath. The course crosses some roads around the heath, but these roads have been closed for your safety. The Blackheath course is relatively flat throughout.
The event area is situated on the heath between Prince of Wales Road and Prince Charles Road.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we will be operating a staggered start time in 2021 to ensure your safety on event day. Additional start times may become available as or when needed.
There is no parking available at the Blackheath Race for Life and all cars parked illegally will be ticketed.
The nearest station is Blackheath, which is a 10 minute walk away. This station is accessible.
The majority of the course is on short cut grass on the common with a few road crossings, and is mainly flat. Whilst there are a lot of drop kerbs on the route, there may be one crossing without one. Please note that in the case of bad weather, the grass may become boggy. This course is wheelchair accessible with assistance.
Don’t forget to invite your friends and family so they can cheer you on and support you on the day. They can share in the joy with you as you cross the finish line and ring the bell. They can also help you with those important things, like holding your belongings whilst you walk, jog or run round the course!
Please note, whilst we hope we can open our events to families and friends supporting on the day, this may not be possible due to government guidelines around COVID-19. We will update on this nearer the time.