Royal Parks Half Marathon unveils new route for 2025 race through London
A new route has been announced for the 2025 Royal Parks Half Marathon. Here’s the course runners will take through London.
The 2025 Royal Parks Half Marathon is set to have a new landmark destination finish thanks to a new route refresh.
Ahead of the upcoming race on October 12, which sees runners pound the pavements across some of the capital's most iconic parks, organisers have updated the event’s route.
The course will feature two sprints down The Mall and finish outside the Albert Memorial and the Royal Albert Hall.
Runners will also pass two royal palaces - Kensington Palace and Buckingham Palace and get a glimpse of the London Eye as they travel through Horse Guards Parade.
Here’s the full revised route for the 2025 Royal Parks Half Marathon.
2025 Royal Parks Half Marathon full route
Starting in Hyde Park, runners will head towards Hyde Park corner through Green Park before a lap around St James’s Park including a sprint down The Mall.
After passing Buckingham Palace runners will continue towards Westminster and the Houses of Parliament before turning onto Whitehall.
Once at the corner of Trafalgar Square the route continues up the Strand and back before heading down The Mall a second time.
Then it's back through Green Park to Hyde Park where the rest of the route will take place before the end at the Royal Albert Hall.
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