Cardiff 10k Running Events

What greater motivation is there to get out there and be active?

Achieve your fitness goals and enjoy a fun challenge this winter in a town or city near you run, jog or walk our 5km route (all levels, ages and speeds are welcome). Enter as an individual or why not get your family and friends involved too, run as a team and join the party!

When you cross the finish line, youll receive a Run for Chocolate finisher's medal and a well deserved mug of Hot Chocolate (sprinkles optional!)

So, rally your friends, family or work colleagues and make Run for Chocolate part of your Bucket List!

Sunday 13 May 2018 are now open! Don't miss out on the opportunity to be a part of one of Britain's biggest 10ks that makes the most of Bristol's picturesque backdrop.
Entries to this year's event sold out so sign up today to guarantee your place on the start line and avoid disappointment.

Starting on Anchor Road near Millennium Square and Bristol Cathedral it runs parallel to the historic Bristol Harbour before continuing along Avon Gorge and taking in the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. The return route takes in Spike Island and the Cumberland Basin before passing the soaring Gothic St Mary Redcliffe, finishing on Anchor Road close to the start line so that runners can meet up with family and friends and make the most of the bars, restaurants and attractions at the Harbour side.

The Bridgwater Half Marathon, in aid of Cancer Research, features a Half Marathon, 10k and 5k route. Expect over 200 runners showing their support for Cancer Research UK by pounding the pavement for this event.

The 5k Fun Run is popular with families and fundraisers alike. The run is organised by Bridgwater and District Friends of Cancer Research UK and Bridgwater's own Ramblers Carnival Club.

The run is a RunBritain-licensed event, allowing runners to register their times and see their ranking on a national scale.

This multi-terrain 5/10k will start from near the foot of Brean Down, ascending straight into the steep hill to the top. You will then be taken up and over the challenging undulating hills with a gradual descent to the fort which is the turnaround point. The route will then take you along the adjacent side and back down to the finish. The 10k runners will then take on this enduring route for the 2nd time. There will be a halfway water/feed station just past the 5k point.

The route will again be marked out with run route sign signs and orange/yellow waymarker flags throughout the course, ensuring that Brean Down is preserved and not damaged in any way.