Going Round In Circles
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Event overview
Going Round in Circles is a London running challenge on Sunday 22 March 2026. Entrants run between every station on the Circle Line, visiting 27 stations in total. The event accepts solo runners and teams of two. Entry fees listed are £22.00 for a single runner and £32.00 for a team of two; these include a GPS tracker. All finishers receive a medal and the finish is at a bakery near Paddington Station.
Course and logistics
The route is run either clockwise or anticlockwise around the Circle Line. Runners must take a selfie at each station as proof of visit. Distances between stations vary from 0.2 miles to 1.2 miles, with the overall running distance around 16 miles. The course is not waymarked and requires navigation; organisers provide a GPX route file, a sheet with what3words locations, and a Geo Tracks GPS tracker for live tracking (positions upload every 10 seconds, accuracy to about 5 metres, battery life about 70 hours). There are no checkpoints or aid stations; shops are available along the route. The event has a four hour cut-off. Age rules restrict individual entries to over 17 years and team entries to participants over 15 years. Baggage storage at the finish is limited and left at participants’ own risk. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
