Goole Riverbank Challenge 10k

Goole, United Kingdom • 25 May 2025

The Goole Riverbank Challenge 10k is a flat, multi-terrain running event held in Goole, East Riding. The course starts along the riverbank of the Ouse, passes through Hook village, circles the bandstand at Riverside Gardens, and returns to the start/finish line. Ideal for first-time 10k runners, the race offers chip timing, a tech t-shirt for all finishers, and a finisher goody bag. Facilities include water stations, toilets, changing rooms, showers, baggage storage, and free parking near the Westfield Banks Sports Complex. The event is organized by Goole Viking Striders and features on-course marshals and a specialized medical team for safety. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10 Kilometres
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