Chorley 10K 2027

Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run

Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run

Sunday 2 May 2027

Chorley town centre, from 9.30am

Organised by Chorley Council in conjunction with Fylde Coast Runners, we look forward to welcoming runners back to the streets of Chorley and Astley Park for the 2027 Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run.

See information on each race and register below.


Chorley 2K Family Run

  • Start time: 9.30am
  • Minimum age: 4 years and over on the day of the run.
  • Cost: £6.50 per person
  • Registered competitors that complete the Chorley 2K Family Run will get a medal. 
    Please note that parents and guardians may run with children but only those who have registered to enter the race will receive a medal.
  • NO PRAMS/BUGGIES OR DOGS are allowed on the course

See entry terms and conditions

REGISTER

Chorley 2K Family Run route
The Chorley Family Run is a much shorter 2K course, which will start and finish on Market Street in Chorley town centre.

From the start line, participants will travel up Market Street, continuing past Chorley Town Hall onto Park Road. They will then turn left at the main gates to Astley Park and enter the park. Participants will then follow the path, running towards the play areas and pavilion. They will travel past the play areas and playing fields to a marker just before the lake. At this point, participants will turn and travel back along the same route through Astley Park. At the main gates they will travel across the closed road and turn right onto Park Road, continuing straight ahead onto Market Street where the finish line awaits.

Please note this is not a flat route and there are some inclines, particularly in Astley Park. 


Chorley 10K race

  • Start time: 10:30am
  • Cost: Standard entry fee: £26.50.
    UKA running club member: £24.50
  • Minimum age: 15 years and over on the day of the run
  • Competitors that complete the Chorley 10K will receive a unique medal and a Chorley cake
  • Those that place 1st, 2nd or 3rd in the overall male and female categories will receive free entry into the 2028 Chorley 10K. The overall aged category winners will receive 50% off the 2028 Chorley 10K race fee.
     
  • NO PRAMS OR DOGS are allowed on the course

See entry terms and conditions

REGISTER

Chorley 10K route

The Chorley 10K route is a two lap course, which will start and finish on Market Street in Chorley town centre.

From the start line, participants will travel up Market Street, turning left onto St Thomas's Road, travelling along Southport Road before turning right at Ackhurst Lodge to enter Astley Park.

Participants will then follow the path, running in front of Astley Coach House and the historic Astley Hall. They will then run over the lake bridge, past the playing fields and play areas, running towards Astley Park's main gates. At the gates, participants will turn left onto Park Road and will run up to the junction with the A6 Preston Road where they will turn and travel back down Park Road, on the opposite side of the road. They will then run past Chorley Town Hall, turn right onto St Thomas's Road and repeat the course.

On the second lap runners will continue down Market Street and through the finish line. 


Medal Holder Perks

If your business is interested in providing an offer for medal holders, which we’ll promote ahead of the event, please get in touch by emailing events@chorley.gov.uk


Enjoy the Wellbeing Village 

Based on Fazakerley Street and Cleveland Street in Chorley town centre, the wellbeing village will have lots of organisations providing information and activities to enjoy.

Check back here soon for more information.
 


Getting to the Chorley 10K & 2K Family Run

Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run parking map of town centre

By Car

Use junction 8 off the M61 or junction 28 off the M6. Chorley town centre is easily accessed from the A6, which passes directly through Chorley.

Information on town centre car parks can be found on the Chorley Council website.

By Bus

Chorley is well-served by bus routes linking the town centre with surrounding villages. Bus time tables can be found on the Lancashire County Council website.

By Rail

Chorley is on the main train line between Manchester and Blackpool. If you are travelling on a long distance service you will need to change at Manchester or Preston.
 


Record Times

Overall

Male - Luke Betts (2022) 31:41:93

Female - GRACE MCGARVEY (2026) 38:24.15

Over 35 Female - Laura Livesey (2025) 42:15.17
Over 40

Male -JAMES MCLEOD (2026) 35:25.54

Female - Laura Bell (2023) 43:33.89

Over 45

Male - Gareth Booth (2019) 34:53:16

Female - NICOLA JONES (2026) 44:28.38

Over 50 

Male - Thomas Harkin (2026) 36:57.43

Female - Fleur Culshaw (2022) 45:21.18

Over 55

Male - Wayne Pearson (2023) 35:54.43

Female - Jan Cassidy (2023) 46:41.15

Over 60

Male - Paul Muller (2021) 39:12:13

Female - HELEN BORKING (2026)- 47:11.96

Over 65+

Male - ANDREW DUNLEAVY (2026) :43:40.1

Female - Gwen Kinlock (2025) 45:51.65

 


Contact us

If you have any queries about the Chorley 10K or 2K Family Run, please contact events@chorley.gov.uk