Grab the kids and don your garishly ghoulish outfits for a Halloween-themed run in Richmond Park. On Sunday, the 1st of November, you can walk, jog or run the 2km, 5km or 10km route through the picturesque Royal Park (no spooking the deer). Fancy dress is encouraged, with the best costumes winning a prize.
Throughout the course, pumpkins, skeletons, zombies and witches await participants in ‘spooky zones’, with organisers confirming ‘the crew are all trained in the Dark Arts and have passed their Scare GCSEs with flying colours’. As runners reach the finish line, they will have to choose: Trick or Treat? Go down the Trick finish for a spooky surprise, or play it safe and get a Treat.
Get a group of friends and family together; discounted family tickets are available (children under 6 can join in the frightful fun for free). Start times are either 10am or 2pm, and Richmond Park roads will be closed for this kid-friendly event.
Find more information about the Trick-or-Treat Run, click here. For more happenings in the Royal Parks this autumn, click here.
