Magna Carta Spring 10km, Half Marathon & Marathon

The Thames Path Run offers participants an unforgettable journey through some of England’s most historic landscapes on April 10, 2027. This scenic route follows the winding course of the River Thames, taking runners past significant landmarks and picturesque countryside.
Starting at the Wraysbury Skiff & Punting Club, the race begins with a gentle pace as participants make their way through serene waterside paths. The route then leads to Runnymede, where history enthusiasts will appreciate the spot near where King John signed the Magna Carta in 1215. This symbolic location adds an extra layer of significance to the run, immersing runners in a rich tapestry of British heritage.
As the race continues along the Thames Path, it offers stunning views and a variety of terrain that keeps participants engaged throughout their journey. The route winds through lush greenery and past charming villages before reaching Old Windsor Lock, where runners enjoy a scenic detour before heading back to the starting point.
The course is designed with all levels in mind, making it both beginner-friendly and suitable for seasoned veterans looking for a fast-paced run along this iconic waterway. With its flat terrain and well-maintained paths, the Thames Path Run provides an ideal setting for runners of any ability to enjoy the beauty of England’s countryside while challenging themselves on a meticulously crafted route.
Runners will finish where they began at the Wraysbury Skiff & Punting Club, marking their accomplishment with views of the serene waters and vibrant surroundings. This event promises not only physical exertion but also an enriching experience that celebrates both nature and history.