Event details
Start and finish: Lullingstone Country Park, Sevenoaks, Kent DA4 0JF.
Routes: 1 or 6 miles.
The shorter (1 mile) route is fully accessible and suitable for everyone. The longer (6 mile) route is more challenging and will not be accessible for those using a pushchair or wheelchair.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times.
Warm up together, walk together, finish together. Start and finish in the new event village with the Parkinson's community. Have a chat, grab a drink and find information and support.
Registration for this walk closes: Sunday 10 September 2023.
How we'll support you
We'll send you a welcome pack full to the brim with fundraising guidance, tips and information.
We'll also send you a Walk for Parkinson's T-shirt to wear on the day, and to help promote your fundraising as your event gets closer.
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