<Back to Walk for Parkinson’s homepage

Surrey

Date

Sunday 13 September 2026, 11am

Tickets

Early bird offer 25% off
£12 £9 per adult or free for under 18s

Fundraising target

£100 suggested

Routes

1.9 miles or 5.2 miles

Registration for this walk closes

Sunday 6 September 2026 at 11.59pm

Dogs are welcome on leads

The 1.9-mile route is accessible

Walk as a team

Surrey

13 September 2026

About the route

Starting at Alice Holt, walkers will travel through the forest and across the road into Abbotts Wood. The route then returns to Alice Holt, winding through trees and alongside gentle streams to finish at the boating lake. The short route stays on compact gravel, while the long route also explores woodland and grass trails.

Please note, the routes may be subject to small changes.

1.9 miles or 5.2 miles

5.2-mile route challenge rating: Moderate/Challenging

Parking

Alice Holt Car Park

Address

Alice Holt Forest, Farnham, England GU10 4LS

Your fundraising page

Your fundraising page will be automatically set up when you register. Give it a personal touch and share it. And if you raise £250, we'll send you a Parkinson's UK travel mug 6 weeks after the walk!

All fundraising from our Walk for Parkinson's 2026 series will fund the vital work of Parkinson’s health and care specialists.

Last year Walk for Parkinson's raised an incredible:

£490,000

How we’ll support you

We’ll send you a welcome pack 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. If you have one from a previous year, you can let us know as you sign up by ticking 'no thanks' to the T-shirt size.

Our local community fundraiser organising the walk will be in touch shortly after you’ve signed up.

Read FAQs

Four people smiling for the camera using a Walk for Parkinson's selfie frame

Volunteer

We can all go the extra mile when someone's cheering us on. Meet new friends, have fun and make a huge difference by volunteering at a Walk for Parkinson's.

Become a volunteer