Have you run any of the most popular parkruns? Or have you been inspired to do a bit of parkrun tourism in the quest to get along to one of these? Tell us in the comments below ↓↓
Heaton Park is next on my list. Have run at Bushy it was incredible, although the reality was that I couldn't hear the briefing. None of these parkruns do you do if you're in a hurry.
I came from Perth, Australia for an ultra marathon in England. Had time for only one parkrun and so it had to be Bushy Park. It was quite a journey via public transport to get there. It was amazing to see so many runners. I even got a shout out for coming such a long way during the run briefing.
So excited to see so many South African parkruns here! Ours at Pretoria National Botanical gardens also often hits over 1000 runners. My sister does the Route 44 run in wine country!!
I've attended Poole Parkrun once. It was summer 2019 and there was around 650. The finishing funnel was so long and so many encouraging supporters. Watching this eating my porridge before parkrun 😂
Yes we have about 4 parkruns about 20kms from where I stay, so we get to choose different 1 each week, done 35 already🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♂️🚶♂️👍
Yes we do!! It brings us together and it’s for free! We have good weather and beautiful sites. Also the Vitality points - as someone already mentioned...
Incredible numbers, and they're just the averages! Makes me wonder what the actual highest recorded attendances are at those parkruns. Must be staggering. Big shout out to all parkrun volunteers everywhere!
If you go the each Parkrun web page you will see the record attendance at the bottom of the page with other statistics. My home run is Golden Harvest Parkrun which is sixth on this list and our record is 1,503. Delta Park ( Johannesburg) which was the first in South has a record of 2,130. It is surprising that Delta is not in this list as, since it’s inception, it has averaged 755.1 runners.
A local record of 2527 parkrunners at North Beach parkrun 2 years ago. Since opening 2 further events within 3.5 km of this iconic event on Durban's Golden Mile, attendance figures have dropped and now range between only 1600 and 1800. The 2 new parkruns are Durban Point and Blue Lagoon and they usually attract fields of between 200 to 300 each.
yes! great idea! I think most of the smallest in the world are in Australia and New Zealand, but a video on smallest in the UK would also be great. One of my 2020 running goals is to visit the UK's smallest (public) parkrun, which last I checked is Girvan Prom in Scotland - average of 29-30 runners per week!
I started running a few months ago and am a regular at Southampton, we had 1612 runners last week and just short of 1400 today. Great to be part of it & lovely to see it featured on The Running Channel.
Another South African here! Very proud of the parkrun community in our country. I've done North Beach, Route 44, Richards Bay, Umhlanga, Shongweni, Durbanville and Vredendal parkruns. Loved them all.
Sounds like a new challenge to visit all 10 in 2020!! As ever, great video, watching it before my parkrun Saturday, and hopefully see you at the Running Show!
Loved that you showed our Parkrun at Golden Harvest, South Africa and I even saw myself on the footage. I learnt that the record for a parkrun is under 14 minutes and I was flabbergasted! Double as quick as my best time. Thanks for the video!
I live in South Africa. Parkrun are extremely popular. I know of some runners who have done just under 400 parkruns. I only started last year and have clocked up 44 parkruns. I have done 7 different venues. The most popular one I have done is Rietvlei. (Reed Marshes.) The last one I did there had exactly 1100 participants and a couple of weeks ago they hit over 1500.
Cannon Hill, Birmingham is pretty big. Almost too big given the route crosses sustrians...hopefully we will get another location so we can split the people and make it better for other park users.
Ah I do Poole when visiting my boyfriend... Lots of slipping around the corners and nearly felt I was going to blow in the lake from Storm Dennis the other week! Loveeeee your channel xx
Hello I’m from Cape Town South Africa, I would like to a list of the UK’s most beautiful ParkRun’s. I try avoid ones with to many people. My new home Run is Bridgetown under 150 runners most of the time and I LOVE IT!
Southampton was my first parkrun! Nice course will have to try to vet back there to try for a pb at some point. But yes its a rather busy one compared to my local ones.
Park Run's popularity in South Africa has a lot to do with Bruce Fordyce's involvement. Bryonston and Golden Harvest PR are only about 10km from each other and each is about 10km from Delta PR which has an ave attendance each week of about 750. All three are also at altitude of about 1700m above sea level
I really liked how you considered the world rather than just the UK. Whilst I also loved the 5 quickest and 5 toughest parkruns they only considered the UK. Many people now use parkrun as a means to exploring the world, not that I'm saying that you organise a holiday just to do parkrun but you organise a holiday and try and fit a parkrun in. It was great to see you do something along these lines when visiting Jersey although it was just a day trip, so very little exploring involved. I'd love to see a video showing iconic parkrun tourist destinations. For example Crissy Field (San Francisco, running under the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge and within eyeshot of Alcatraz. Or Cieszyn (Poland/Czech Republic), the only parkrun to cross an International border. Fountains Abbey (Yorkshire) on a UNESCO world heritage site etc.
Poole is my regular, it’s popular because it’s pretty much flat and good for speed, we had 1340 New Year’s Day, over 1000 last week and just under this week
I've been to a few on the list. Truth be told, I did not pay attention to the number of people in the field. I think you only notice this if you're starting from the middle or back of the crowd. Lovely video! I'm on my way to becoming a parkrun tourist and this is the year I get to 20+ different parkrun venues.
I did Warrnambool in 2017 and there was 58 runners. That was really nice. Accidently did Milton Keynes recently on their 10th birthday (didn't realise) and there was over 1200. Too much congestion. Did Whistler in Canada with 21 runners. That was really good.
Coming from SA, it's really amazing to see how popular it is here! Living in Durban now so when it's open will give the north beach run a go when lockdown is eased. One Parkrun that sadly didn't make it but is definitely one of the most beautiful is the one along the beachfront in Port Elizabeth. It is very flat and runs around the local dolphin pod, in summer you might also see humpback whales breaching while they come up from the Antarctic to breed.
Very interesting idea for a video. I live in Durban, S.A. and have done North Beach but I prefer smaller Park Runs If I do one of them. Another good video would be the people who have done the most Park Run or who have done the most different venues for a Park Run
I've knocked off two of these. Greenpoint is fantastic! Flat and fast and very spacious. Those of us in the lower midfield have lots of space to maneuver. Century City is very beautiful (and has a pretty great breakfast spot next door!). It's super narrow though, so you get boxed in very easily. There's a stretch on to a parking apron where the field explodes out to get some overtaking done before the path narrows back onto single track.
North Beach was my first and still the most runs there. You did the UK top 5 toughest. You should do the top 10 international toughest. I'm pretty sure you will have a few from SA. Westville is my home run. I'm about 7 minutes off my PB of 22 there.
And to think the North Beach parkrun used to be even bigger. They have now opened up 2 additional parkruns, one 1km south on the same promenade and one about 3kms north to keep the congestion down.
If you like wine you need to check out Mole Valley parkrun. It takes place at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking. It's a stunning course, options to eat, shower and change. Super charge your day by booking a wine tasting tour afterwards :)
I’m just going to say what many of us are thinking - this channel has single handedly boosted parkrun numbers. My local parkrun has gone from 400+ to 600+ and now you’re telling us about other Parkruns we should add to our bucket list. I hope you’ll sit and think about what you’ve done .
TBF they are not the only ones :) But that said I do prefer to see more of a focus on parkrun being a local community event and not really happy with encouraging a great deal of unnecessary travel.
Planning on Bushy this year. You do wonder if some of the larger runs need a brother/sister close by to make it more manageable. Some can’t deal with the 600+ they sometime now get. Stone house, went from 60 to 400 for new year, not be run since due to condition of the grounds
Chris Hierons I used to run Mile End Park in London and they get several hundred now - it’s small paths so it’s really unmanageable and I don’t go anymore for that reason
Sad there weren't any from Australia! I know loads of people who Parkrun here, I'm moving to London in a few weeks so keen to see if I can PB in the colder weather 😅
Hoping to do the Penrith parkrun in June since my wife and I will be there visiting from North Carolina in the US this summer. I wish we had a program like this in the US. Wonder why not?
Hi I do the Century City Park run most weeks. We had 1351 runners past Saturday. I have also done Green point 1 a few times. Thanks for the recognition.
A close definition of insanity is doing North Beach Parkrun the day before the Comrades Marathon, close to 2000 turn up (perhaps more, haven't looked at the figures), many of whom do another 17-18 parkruns the next morning. Officially done that twice (forgot the barcode the third time, naughty naughty), by the time I leave the walkers are about to tack onto the long line to get a finish recorded.
Poole parkrun is my local 😁 I ran there a few days ago. I say local, it’s one of two as Upton House parkrun is roughly same distance for me and then it’s a cross between tarmac and flat (Poole) and the hillier trail run (Upton House).
I enjoy Meyer's Farm parkrun in South Africa as it is very scenic. You run through horse paddocks but its quite challenging as it is cross country and hilly. I used to do Victoria Lake parkrun but it's very flat and boring, however its s bit more wheelchair friendly and we need those so people with disability can also enjoy a parkrun
Last month average at York Parkrun is around 700. It is getting really popular probably because it is really flat and fast! Hope to see you here one day and maybe have a run together!
I notice that you left out some of the big South African parkruns. Not included in your list - Botanical Gardens, Reitvlei and Delta all over 1000 average in 2019 and Bellville and Gilloolys both over 800.
I'm guessing this may have been suggested in here but how about smallest too? Maybe UK and then another for worldwide (as I'm sure a large majority of your viewers are all UK based). I know some are in prisons so maybe avoid those purely because they're not accessible but would be great and potentially boost numbers if you were able to give coverage to some of the smaller, lesser known parkruns. Would help tourists find some good unusual ones and help increase numbers at these smaller events. A win, win for all concerned! Footage may be harder to get hold of but certainly not impossible! (I'll be running this week at a run which had an attendance of 44 last week!) Thanks, Scott.
Seems lik som r surprised that South Africa leads d list, but remember, we hav d greatest race on earth in SA, comrades, and 2021 will be the 100 year anniversary of comrades. I started running because of parkrun and have since completed 2 comrades.. Thank u parkrun
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Heaton Park is next on my list. Have run at Bushy it was incredible, although the reality was that I couldn't hear the briefing. None of these parkruns do you do if you're in a hurry.
We had 7 at our run in North Bay, Ontario today in the freezing rain and snow
Your run sounds more interesting than some of the runs shown.:)
Guaranteed top 10
I came from Perth, Australia for an ultra marathon in England. Had time for only one parkrun and so it had to be Bushy Park. It was quite a journey via public transport to get there. It was amazing to see so many runners. I even got a shout out for coming such a long way during the run briefing.
So excited to see so many South African parkruns here! Ours at Pretoria National Botanical gardens also often hits over 1000 runners. My sister does the Route 44 run in wine country!!
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Christél Jordaan I absolutely love Route 44, I’ve only been there once because it’s quite far.
Iain Hamish Stuart Forbes I haven’t done it yet but will definitely have to when I visit my sister again!
I've attended Poole Parkrun once. It was summer 2019 and there was around 650. The finishing funnel was so long and so many encouraging supporters. Watching this eating my porridge before parkrun 😂
Today I learnt that South Africa love a parkrun
Craig Hammond they do indeed!
Yes we do, I’ve got 5 more before I reach 100 🏁🇿🇦
Yes we have about 4 parkruns about 20kms from where I stay, so we get to choose different 1 each week, done 35 already🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♂️🚶♂️👍
And the discount it gives on their health care insurance premiums :)
Yes we do!! It brings us together and it’s for free! We have good weather and beautiful sites. Also the Vitality points - as someone already mentioned...
I prefer smaller low key ones of around 100 people or less.
Southampton had 1600 last week 😮
Incredible numbers, and they're just the averages! Makes me wonder what the actual highest recorded attendances are at those parkruns. Must be staggering.
Big shout out to all parkrun volunteers everywhere!
If you go the each Parkrun web page you will see the record attendance at the bottom of the page with other statistics.
My home run is Golden Harvest Parkrun which is sixth on this list and our record is 1,503. Delta Park ( Johannesburg) which was the first in South has a record of 2,130. It is surprising that Delta is not in this list as, since it’s inception, it has averaged 755.1 runners.
A local record of 2527 parkrunners at North Beach parkrun 2 years ago. Since opening 2 further events within 3.5 km of this iconic event on Durban's Golden Mile, attendance figures have dropped and now range between only 1600 and 1800.
The 2 new parkruns are Durban Point and Blue Lagoon and they usually attract fields of between 200 to 300 each.
@@NPipsqueak I was at Delta run this past weekend and on very wet and rainy conditions we were almost 500 runners! Very nice indeed
I'm one of the Run Directors for Green Point, we've been getting 1200+ in January.
How about the least popular? Give them some love!
yes! great idea! I think most of the smallest in the world are in Australia and New Zealand, but a video on smallest in the UK would also be great.
One of my 2020 running goals is to visit the UK's smallest (public) parkrun, which last I checked is Girvan Prom in Scotland - average of 29-30 runners per week!
The least popular are the few in jail's around 3 finishers 😂
great video idea. i was thinking the same!
Yer maybe the smallest avarge attendance for the general public
@@swimrunmatt our local parkrun in Australia gets 300ish runners weekly. I think there are a lot in canada and usa that get less than 100
I started running a few months ago and am a regular at Southampton, we had 1612 runners last week and just short of 1400 today. Great to be part of it & lovely to see it featured on The Running Channel.
Another South African here! Very proud of the parkrun community in our country. I've done North Beach, Route 44, Richards Bay, Umhlanga, Shongweni, Durbanville and Vredendal parkruns. Loved them all.
Sounds like a new challenge to visit all 10 in 2020!! As ever, great video, watching it before my parkrun Saturday, and hopefully see you at the Running Show!
See you there!
Loved that you showed our Parkrun at Golden Harvest, South Africa and I even saw myself on the footage. I learnt that the record for a parkrun is under 14 minutes and I was flabbergasted! Double as quick as my best time. Thanks for the video!
Did my first parkrun this morning at Curl Curl Sydney with over 500 runners.
I went to Southampton last week when they hit a record attendance of 1612! I even managed a shiny new PB. Hoping to get to Bushy this year too. 🤞🏼
Am in Worthing and am not doing any park runs
I live in South Africa. Parkrun are extremely popular. I know of some runners who have done just under 400 parkruns. I only started last year and have clocked up 44 parkruns. I have done 7 different venues. The most popular one I have done is Rietvlei. (Reed Marshes.) The last one I did there had exactly 1100 participants and a couple of weeks ago they hit over 1500.
I love London and plan to run Bushy Park this year.. Oh, and hi from Dublin.. Running either St.Anne's or Father Collins today.. Happy parkrun day :)
Thank you, Running Channel, for giving me inspiration every week 💙
Cannon Hill, Birmingham is pretty big. Almost too big given the route crosses sustrians...hopefully we will get another location so we can split the people and make it better for other park users.
Ah I do Poole when visiting my boyfriend... Lots of slipping around the corners and nearly felt I was going to blow in the lake from Storm Dennis the other week! Loveeeee your channel xx
Hello I’m from Cape Town South Africa, I would like to a list of the UK’s most beautiful ParkRun’s. I try avoid ones with to many people. My new home Run is Bridgetown under 150 runners most of the time and I LOVE IT!
Southampton was my first parkrun! Nice course will have to try to vet back there to try for a pb at some point. But yes its a rather busy one compared to my local ones.
Park Run's popularity in South Africa has a lot to do with Bruce Fordyce's involvement. Bryonston and Golden Harvest PR are only about 10km from each other and each is about 10km from Delta PR which has an ave attendance each week of about 750. All three are also at altitude of about 1700m above sea level
Daygan Eagar Delta weekly average in 2019 was 1106. They left out Botanical Gardens and Reitvlei as well, both over 1000 average attendance.
Watching this before my parkrun, how fitting!
Nearly watched it during Coventry parkrun however it was a bit too busy for that...
Birkenhead Park on the Wirral is now averaging 750 runners, it’s the first public park in the world and New York’s Central Park was modelled on it
Durban North Parkrun had 1688 participants today. Rietvlei had 830 plus. Homestead Dam Parkrun which I did this morning had 380 participants.
I really liked how you considered the world rather than just the UK. Whilst I also loved the 5 quickest and 5 toughest parkruns they only considered the UK.
Many people now use parkrun as a means to exploring the world, not that I'm saying that you organise a holiday just to do parkrun but you organise a holiday and try and fit a parkrun in. It was great to see you do something along these lines when visiting Jersey although it was just a day trip, so very little exploring involved.
I'd love to see a video showing iconic parkrun tourist destinations. For example Crissy Field (San Francisco, running under the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge and within eyeshot of Alcatraz. Or Cieszyn (Poland/Czech Republic), the only parkrun to cross an International border. Fountains Abbey (Yorkshire) on a UNESCO world heritage site etc.
Poole is my regular, it’s popular because it’s pretty much flat and good for speed, we had 1340 New Year’s Day, over 1000 last week and just under this week
Wow 😮
I attend Poole every week and it certainly is an amazing course (especially in summer)
These parkruns look great I'd love to do them!
I've been to a few on the list. Truth be told, I did not pay attention to the number of people in the field. I think you only notice this if you're starting from the middle or back of the crowd.
Lovely video! I'm on my way to becoming a parkrun tourist and this is the year I get to 20+ different parkrun venues.
Really odd to think that some parkruns get hundreds of runners each week. My local one averages 56 people.
South Africa and the UK! Our 300 runners that turn up to Jells Parkrun in Melbourne, Australia seems so small now!
I did Warrnambool in 2017 and there was 58 runners. That was really nice. Accidently did Milton Keynes recently on their 10th birthday (didn't realise) and there was over 1200. Too much congestion.
Did Whistler in Canada with 21 runners. That was really good.
Coming from SA, it's really amazing to see how popular it is here! Living in Durban now so when it's open will give the north beach run a go when lockdown is eased. One Parkrun that sadly didn't make it but is definitely one of the most beautiful is the one along the beachfront in Port Elizabeth. It is very flat and runs around the local dolphin pod, in summer you might also see humpback whales breaching while they come up from the Antarctic to breed.
So cool Oliver! Great to see it's so popular there too!
Haven't made it there yet, but planning to get to Bushy park, one day!
Top 10 most beautiful parkruns next please
I expect some of North Wales' parkruns to feature here 😁
I did the first ever one at Bala which only had around 70 people. Huge contrast to my local one in Market Harborough which gets around 450 people.
I ran that route in Century City while I was on holiday in Cape Town in 2018. Had no idea there was a parkrun there
I live in Tennessee. The whole state has just 3 park runs? Unbelievable as it's not a small state and the scenery is pretty cool.
Would love to try them out one day, the scenery must be phenomenal!
Great video guys and thanks for including my footage of Bushy parkrun 🤩
Thanks so much for letting us use it 🙌
Love ure vids they have helped me loads♥️
Good video! 👍
I haven’t ran any of these, although I’m planning on doing Bushy when I’m down in London this summer.
Allow yourself plenty of time. I recommend walking from Teddington station it seems to be the best option.
John Airey thanks for the advice! 👍
I did my first Park Run at Heaton Park. It was tough and yes there were lots of people there!! Fantastic run though!
Very interesting idea for a video. I live in Durban, S.A. and have done North Beach but I prefer smaller Park Runs If I do one of them. Another good video would be the people who have done the most Park Run or who have done the most different venues for a Park Run
My first park run was last week in Beeston, with 630 participants. That was apparently a record for them.
do a top 10 least popular runs please...
Cheadle Hulme must be a contender. Only 18 last week and been as low as 12.
I've knocked off two of these.
Greenpoint is fantastic! Flat and fast and very spacious. Those of us in the lower midfield have lots of space to maneuver.
Century City is very beautiful (and has a pretty great breakfast spot next door!). It's super narrow though, so you get boxed in very easily. There's a stretch on to a parking apron where the field explodes out to get some overtaking done before the path narrows back onto single track.
The only one of these I've visited so far is Heaton Park - good course, and a lovely place!
We love parkrun here. I've done 8 different parkruns in South Africa... would love to to do them all :)
The time lapse of the first one looks absolutely hilarious XD
Parkrun is all about sports, communication and health!
Interesting video. I looked with pleasure! 😊👍🏻
North Beach was my first and still the most runs there.
You did the UK top 5 toughest. You should do the top 10 international toughest. I'm pretty sure you will have a few from SA. Westville is my home run. I'm about 7 minutes off my PB of 22 there.
Here in Thailand let it be park or road always too hot...but that never stops us from running... because your channel keeps us motivated to run :)
I did one in Kuala Lumpur last year and they have them in Singapore too so Thailand should definitely get on board!!
@@lindabarrett6182 see you soon then...cheers...
And to think the North Beach parkrun used to be even bigger. They have now opened up 2 additional parkruns, one 1km south on the same promenade and one about 3kms north to keep the congestion down.
Heaton Park looks lovely. Might give it a go!
In the last four-and-a-half years, my local parkrun has gone from around 100 people to a peak of just over 500 a few weeks ago.
If you like wine you need to check out Mole Valley parkrun. It takes place at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking. It's a stunning course, options to eat, shower and change. Super charge your day by booking a wine tasting tour afterwards :)
I’m just going to say what many of us are thinking - this channel has single handedly boosted parkrun numbers. My local parkrun has gone from 400+ to 600+ and now you’re telling us about other Parkruns we should add to our bucket list. I hope you’ll sit and think about what you’ve done .
TBF they are not the only ones :) But that said I do prefer to see more of a focus on parkrun being a local community event and not really happy with encouraging a great deal of unnecessary travel.
Southampton is my home park run. Worth every k. 👍
Awww Poole park lake is where I live, it gets soooo busy. The other side of the lake is Poole Harbour. It is Beautiful to run. Thanks for sharing 🥰
No worries! We are missing parkrun! Nice to reminisce on some of our faves!
Big up Southampton woo!!!
Planning on Bushy this year. You do wonder if some of the larger runs need a brother/sister close by to make it more manageable. Some can’t deal with the 600+ they sometime now get.
Stone house, went from 60 to 400 for new year, not be run since due to condition of the grounds
Chris Hierons I used to run Mile End Park in London and they get several hundred now - it’s small paths so it’s really unmanageable and I don’t go anymore for that reason
Tooting bec is the same, having to walk in the middle and had someone literally push me out of the way today. Ruins the fun!!
Sad there weren't any from Australia! I know loads of people who Parkrun here, I'm moving to London in a few weeks so keen to see if I can PB in the colder weather 😅
It's not my local but Dulwich Park in SE London is a fast course and usually attracts a few good club runners going for a PB
Check out Victoria Dock when you are in London as well as Hackney Downs and Burgess Park.
Delta must feature in this list! South Africa’s first parkrun averages between 1200-1600 a week!
Hoping to do the Penrith parkrun in June since my wife and I will be there visiting from North Carolina in the US this summer. I wish we had a program like this in the US. Wonder why not?
I did my first Park Run in SA, but hadnt even known about them beforehand, did one in Cape Town, but none on the list XD
Hi I do the Century City Park run most weeks. We had 1351 runners past Saturday. I have also done Green point 1 a few times. Thanks for the recognition.
I signed up for a local park run and received my barcoded keycards this passed week. 🙌🏽
A close definition of insanity is doing North Beach Parkrun the day before the Comrades Marathon, close to 2000 turn up (perhaps more, haven't looked at the figures), many of whom do another 17-18 parkruns the next morning. Officially done that twice (forgot the barcode the third time, naughty naughty), by the time I leave the walkers are about to tack onto the long line to get a finish recorded.
Poole parkrun is my local 😁 I ran there a few days ago. I say local, it’s one of two as Upton House parkrun is roughly same distance for me and then it’s a cross between tarmac and flat (Poole) and the hillier trail run (Upton House).
Cannon Hill parkrun in Birmingham usually has 900-1000 people every week☺️
I enjoy Meyer's Farm parkrun in South Africa as it is very scenic. You run through horse paddocks but its quite challenging as it is cross country and hilly. I used to do Victoria Lake parkrun but it's very flat and boring, however its s bit more wheelchair friendly and we need those so people with disability can also enjoy a parkrun
This is the list of places I don’t want to go. Great to watch though. Thanks.
Last month average at York Parkrun is around 700. It is getting really popular probably because it is really flat and fast! Hope to see you here one day and maybe have a run together!
Our Parkrun has increased from 40 to about 80....still small, but lovely and hilly.
Sounds great. Where is it?
@@runningchannel Brimbank Park Melbourne Vic Australia
My local parkrun usually has around 500 people but sometimes it is well into 600
My local averages 39. Which is perfect. The weeks when it spikes to over 70 or so, feels so crowded. No PB’s on this course tho.
I notice that you left out some of the big South African parkruns. Not included in your list - Botanical Gardens, Reitvlei and Delta all over 1000 average in 2019 and Bellville and Gilloolys both over 800.
I'm guessing this may have been suggested in here but how about smallest too? Maybe UK and then another for worldwide (as I'm sure a large majority of your viewers are all UK based). I know some are in prisons so maybe avoid those purely because they're not accessible but would be great and potentially boost numbers if you were able to give coverage to some of the smaller, lesser known parkruns. Would help tourists find some good unusual ones and help increase numbers at these smaller events. A win, win for all concerned!
Footage may be harder to get hold of but certainly not impossible! (I'll be running this week at a run which had an attendance of 44 last week!)
Thanks, Scott.
P.S. Cracking video..loved it!
Woooooo north beach my home town park run
The course just runs the other way now
This vid of northbeach is around 2 yrs old
0:44 the runners legs matched the videos fps
I love anna.
our local park run is amazed if we get over 100 people
I can't believe the only ParkRun I've ever done abroad was in Cape Town (Zandvlei) & all these would've been just as close 2:52
Surprised that Delta parkrun didn't make the list as there are usually in excess of 1000 people there every week 🇿🇦 Also where parkrun started in SA
My PB is at Southampton Parkrun. Definitely the busiest I've done, though I think it was just over 1000 when I did it.
peek footage if me being overtaken in the poole one 😂😂 also, the poole one is actually twice round the lake and once round the cricket pitch :)
I do parkruns in bushy, and thought it was a London thing! Didn’t realise it was so global!
Southampton is my local parkrun. After last week's 1612 runners, we were down to a mere 1375 this morning.
Wow. That's very high numbers
@@normadicn5700 It was. The volunteers were magnificent.
Just did my first pa5k run... in Country Vic. Oz ... the movement is spreading...
Footage of Poole Park Run is incredible. All the runners are floating. Must be the local micro-climate or something.
Seems lik som r surprised that South Africa leads d list, but remember, we hav d greatest race on earth in SA, comrades, and 2021 will be the 100 year anniversary of comrades. I started running because of parkrun and have since completed 2 comrades.. Thank u parkrun
When runners are sped up - 'Look Mum, I can ski!' 😂
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Been running on threadmill too cold out there.
Can you do 10 most popular junior parkruns
Junior pr's are amazing. Th glee on the kids' faces when they get an award!
North Beach is such a great one!
I feel like British weather skews this in SA favour 😂👌
My next parkrun (116th I think it is) will be my pilgrimage to Bushy.
As a Parkrun Poland community, we ask for a movie: The LEAST POPULAR parkruns In The WORLD.🙏🏃♀🏃♂
Park Runs are cool innit. Sadly here in the UAE, there are NO park runs :( Hope they start here in the Future
How about you start them?
@@bravoalley228 Would love to! Any Suggestions???
@@yafirk better to ask the Park Run organisation
We have... It's called the Cigna Park Run. We do it every first Saturday of the Month. Kite beach, dubai. Kindly search it and join us!
One coming at February 1. Let's go!