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Run at Dorney Lake. The flat course circles the lake, where GB's Olympic rowers train. It's a great run for all levels, whether you're aiming for a PB or just want a finisher's medal.

Irchester Spooktacular is a Halloween night run at Irchester Country Park, featuring a 5k race and a 2k Family Fun Run on the same evening. Registration opens on Royal Meadow from 5:00 PM, the family run starts at 6:00 PM, and the 5k follows at 7:00 PM. The 5k is for runners aged 11 and over, while the 2k is open from age 4, with under-11s requiring an adult companion. Both routes utilize the park’s woodland trails and tracks, primarily on hard-packed surfaces. Runners must bring a head torch as the event takes place after dark. The courses are marked and marshalled, with professional first aid available at the start and finish. Fancy dress is encouraged. Race Harborough organizes the event, and the Halloween theme extends to the finish line: all participants receive a medal, free event photos, sweet treats, and a bag of Halloween chocolates.

The Northampton Halloween Run is a six-hour timed race on a flat out-and-back trail, starting at 9:00 am with a Halloween theme. Runners complete laps within the time limit, allowing them to finish any distance from 5K up to a half marathon. This format suits those seeking a short run and those planning to stay out longer. The course offers consistent terrain and requires no navigation. The task is straightforward: maintain pace, make the turn, and track laps. A related Halloween Trick or Trot Run in Kansas City’s Mill Creek Park provides 5K, 10K, and 13.1-mile choices. It is open to runners and walkers of all ages and paces, with free Halloween candy distributed post-race. Its wave start system may lead to popular start times filling before registration closes.

The Run Dorney Lake Half Marathon is a flat road race held at Dorney Lake, near Windsor. It takes place in early November at the same venue that hosted Olympic rowing and canoe sprint events. The event includes 5 km, 10 km, and half marathon races, attracting both those seeking a fast short race and runners competing in the 21.1 km distance. The course consists of smooth tarmac laps around the lake's perimeter. Runners will see open water, ponds, and parkland nearby for much of the run. Dorney Lake, known as Eton Dorney during the London Olympics, was the site of 30 Olympic events where Team GB secured 12 medals. All finishers get a Dorney Lake medal, snacks and drinks at the finish, and an option for a podium photo. Results are typically available within hours.

Run Dorney Lake offers 5k, 10k, and half marathon options at Dorney Lake, a rowing venue constructed for purpose near Dorney village in Buckinghamshire. All races commence at 9:10 am on the same lake that hosted Olympic rowing in London. The course is flat, making it suitable for runners aiming for a chip-timed personal best, especially over shorter distances. The route follows the open grounds surrounding the rowing lake, distinct from city streets or trails. Course maps will be available before race day. Entry covers chip timing, a themed medal, official event photos, and post-race refreshments. A new medal design is scheduled for the series. Runners can also receive a pack of LOVE CORN upon finishing.

Run Dorney Lake takes place on a November morning at the rowing lake near Dorney village in Buckinghamshire. The half marathon, 10k, and 5k races all begin together at 09:10. The venue hosted the London 2012 Olympic rowing events, meaning runners follow wide, open lakeside paths instead of town streets. Each distance is run on road, chip-timed, and sufficiently flat for the 5k and 10k to be suitable for personal-best attempts. The course involves laps of the lake: one for the 5k, two for the 10k, and four laps with a U-turn on each for the half marathon. The elevation gain is minimal, measuring 8m for the 5k, 15m for the 10k, and 27m for the half. The focus is therefore on pacing rather than climbing. Entry includes a themed medal, free race photos, and post-race refreshments, contributing to a direct mass-participation atmosphere for club runners, those seeking personal bests, and participants opting for a shorter distance at the same location.

The Nice Work Sherwood Christmas 10k is a festive trail race held at Sherwood Pines in Nottinghamshire, offering 10k, 5k, and Junior Run distances. The courses follow multi-terrain forest paths and feature undulating sections, meaning it is not a flat road race. It is designed for a wide range of participants, from regular runners aiming for prizes to first-timers and families seeking a run in the woods to conclude the year. The race incorporates a Christmas theme without overshadowing the running: participants are encouraged to embrace festive attire, with a prize for the best dressed runner alongside trophies and prizes for top finishers. All entrants receive a custom medal and complimentary race photographs. The event also generates funds for Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity assisting individuals experiencing homelessness, families in temporary housing, and others facing the risk of losing their homes.

Rumble In The Jumble VI is a six-hour timed run on flat railway paths, structured around repeated laps instead of a single fixed race distance. Runners may stop after reaching targets like 5K, 10K, or a half marathon, or continue within the time limit. The course follows a flat out-and-back route on a disused railway line, primarily on tarmac with a brief trail section. Each lap measures approximately 3.28 to 4.37 miles. The route is traffic-free and requires no navigation, allowing the day to focus on pacing, lap counting, and deciding your running distance.

At Dorney Lake, near the village of Dorney in Buckinghamshire, runners compete alongside a rowing lake constructed for the Olympics. This December event features three road races: a half marathon, 10k, and 5k. All races begin in the morning and conclude by noon. RunThrough UK manages the event, with chip timing for each distance. The course is notably flat, featuring only 27m of elevation gain for the half marathon, 15m for the 10k, and 8m for the 5k. The half marathon route involves four laps with a U-turn on each, the 10k consists of two laps, and the 5k is a single lap. This setup appeals to those aiming for personal bests and individuals seeking a straightforward winter race. Included with entry are a themed medal, complimentary race photos, post-race refreshments, and access to an event village offering food and beverages.