Thames Bridges Trek
Get ready to explore the city’s skyline as you trek across the capital on a fun 10km or 25km walk.
Walk
11 Sept 2027
London
2027 EARLY BIRD DEAL
Sign up before 30 September 2026 and get your Charity Fundraising place for just £5.
Join more than 2,000 walkers and trek across London with unrivalled views of the capital’s skyline and iconic landmarks.
Join on your own or as a team (families are welcome too) on Saturday 11 September 2027 and raise vital funds for Prostate Cancer UK along the way.
Location
Setting out from Putney Bridge, you’ll head east towards the City, zig-zagging over 16 historic bridges, each with its fascinating story, before a midpoint stop at The Oval Cricket Ground. To finish the 25km route, you’ll head over Tower Bridge to a celebration and afternoon picnic in Southwark Park.
Distances
- 10km
- 25km
What you’ll get
➡️ Fully marked routes
🥤 Halfway rest stop packed with food and drink
🤗 Full support from medics
🏅 Medal and finisher’s t-shirt
🧺 Finish line picnic
Choose your place
Charity Fundraising
Pay a small registration fee yourself (we’ll cover the rest) and fundraise a minimum sponsorship pledge.
or
Self Fund
Pay for your place in full and fundraise whatever you can, with no minimum pledge.
We’ll support you every step of the way
By taking part for Prostate Cancer UK, you’ll be helping the 1 in 8 men affected by prostate cancer. We’ll support your efforts with:
👕 A free Prostate Cancer UK technical top when you sign up.
🏃 Training tips to help you prepare for your Challenge.
💸 Fundraising advice, support and guidance to help you reach your goal.
🎈 Materials to support your fundraising - think posters, balloons, collection tins and more!
🎁 A free Prostate Cancer UK reusable water bottle when you hit £500.
Get in touch
If you have any questions or would like further information about this event, please get in touch by email or give us a call on 020 3310 7034.
For further information about the challenge, please visit the event organiser's website.
- 11 Sept 2027
- 10km or 25 km walk