You can read Suffolk County Council's statement on our website.
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You can read Suffolk County Council's statement on our website.
Supported and organised by local volunteers they are open to everyone and provide a fantastic environment to get active and stay active.
They take place in pleasant parkland surroundings and are open to people of every ability, from those taking their first steps in getting active to juniors, to those with more experience - everyone is welcome to participate.
In Suffolk, there are:
For more details about parkrun visit parkrun.org.uk.
Lowestoft parkrun named one of the 10 most beautiful parkrun routes in the UK.
Common reasons people give for not taking part in their local parkrun are that they can't run that far, or they are not fit enough. Running is not required, walking is encouraged.
parkwalk is a great way to get active and start your parkrun journey. You'll be supported at a parkrun event as Suffolk has at least one volunteer tail walker, who is the person or people at the back who always finish last.
You can read about walking at parkrun to find out how to get involved.
Lowestoft runner becomes 50 millionth parkrun finisher.
Contact Colin Grogan (Project Manager, Public Health and Communities) if you're interested in starting up a parkrun event: