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Chester Zoo 10k February

Chester, Cheshire

Chester, England, United Kingdom

Sun 6th February 2022

Organiser's Description

CHESTER ZOO 10K – 6th FEBRUARY 2022

Join us for the unique opportunity to run the Chester Zoo 10k on October 31st 2021 at Chester Zoo. 25% of each entry fee will got to Chester Zoo to help continue their fantastic conservation work across the globe!

The event will run through the Zoo for 1k before heading out onto the closed roads before finishing back inside the Zoo.

Chester Zoo is the most visited wildlife attraction in the UK and proudly named as the best zoo in the UK and third best in the world on TripAdvisor. You may recognise it from the Channel 4 documentary series “The Secret Life of the Zoo” which follows the animals and keepers daily antics at Chester Zoo.

Included in the entry is:

– FREE Chester Zoo Entry (RRP. £24)

– Unique Themed Medal

– Official Chip Timed Results

– Goodie Bag

Entry Fee – £38

PLEASE NOTE: Fancy dress and face paint will not be permitted due to the risk of frightening animals within the zoo.

Races

  • 10k

    Individual

    £38.00

    CLOSED
  • 10k

    Group Booking - 6 People

    £150.00

    CLOSED

Book

  • 10k

    Individual

    £38.00

    CLOSED
  • 10k

    Group Booking - 6 People

    £150.00

    CLOSED

Course Details

We will have marshals all around the course as well as km signs and arrows. The course will run through the Zoo, then out onto the closed roads for the 10k course before finishing back inside the Zoo.

What's Included

FREE Chester Zoo Entry (RRP. £24)

Unique Themed Medal

Official Chip Timed Results

Goodie Bag

  • 25% of each entry fee will got to Chester Zoo to help continue their fantastic conservation work across the globe!

How to Get There

How to get here by Car:

The Zoo is well signposted on the main roads around Chester; just follow the motorway signs towards Chester and you will see the brown zoo signs as you approach the city.

Once you get onto the A41, from whichever direction, simply stay on that road until you reach a roundabout with a large wooden ark on it. From there follow the signs into the zoo. Sat Navs get confused so please ignore them once you get onto the A41. And don’t turn down Flag Lane North as it’s a dead end.

Cyclists:

The Chester ‘Pink Route’ takes you from the city centre to our main entrance – or you can take the ‘Brown Route’ along the canal. Both routes can be found on this PDF. Or you can plan a cycle route using this online tool from the Chester Cycling Campaign.

How to get here by Train:

Chester Zoo is easy to reach by train and is only a couple of miles from both Chester and Bache train stations, with easy transport links from either station.

How to get here by Bus:

There are lots of bus routes nearby and many come right to the main entrance.

If you’re travelling from Chester you can take the Number 1 service from Chester Bus Exchange or the X1 bus links Chester Train Station to Chester Zoo.

If you’re travelling from Liverpool you can also take the Number 1 service or the X1 service (which has fewer stops and is a quicker!).

For all other public transport options you can call Traveline on 0871 200 2233 or visit their website

Parking

Car parking is free and disabled car parking spaces are available close to the zoo entrance. NB Blue badges must be displayed to use the disabled parking area.

Location

Chester Zoo, Chester, CH2 1EU

FAQs

  • Minimum Age

    15 years old

  • Cut off time

    90 minutes

Baggage

The car park is located next to the start and finish line and we therefore recommend leaving any belongings in your car. There will be an informal baggage drop located within the Event Village. If you wish to use the baggage drop, please collect a baggage label from the information desk and attach it to your bag before handing it in.

You will need to show your race number again when collecting your bag to ensure each bag is reunited with its rightful owner.

Facilities

Toilets

There will be portaloos within the event village.

Refreshments

There will be water provided at the 5k point of the race, and there will also be water available at the finish.

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