Swim Serpentine 2027

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  1. What:

    Dive in to your next fundraising challenge at the world-famous Serpentine lake in London’s Hyde Park. Choose from one of four distances, half a mile, one mile, two miles or the “Super Six” miles, and conquer your memorable open-water swim for Brain Tumour Research. Please note, the fundraising target is £274. Entry cost TBC.

  2. When:

    Sep 18 2027 at 08:15

  3. Where:

    Lake Serpentine, Hyde Park, London

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About

Join the Brain Tumour Research team at Swim Serpentine, a one-day open water swimming festival in London’s Hyde Park. Choose from one of four distances and dive in to the Serpentine Lake, a famed venue for hosting the London 2012 Olympic Games open water events. Whether you’re dipping your town into your first swimming challenge or taking the plunge with the “Super Six” option, you can really make a splash with your fundraising at this fantastic event. And, when you raise money and awareness for Brain Tumour Research, you’ll help us get closer to a cure and bring hope to the one in three people who knows someone affected by this disease.

Please note, the fundraising target is £274.

Location and Timings

Location
Lake Serpentine, Hyde Park, London
Start time
Sat, 18 September 27, 08:15AM

Logistics

Registration Fee: TBC
Distance:
0.5 mile
1 mile
2 miles
6 miles
Fundraising target: £274

Community support contact:
Regional Community Fundraiser

fundraising@braintumourresearch.org

How we'll support you

Joining this event as a runner for Brain Tumour Research you will receive:

  • A special Fundraising Pack
  • A branded t-shirt
  • Dedicated fundraising help and support, including any assistance needed in setting up your online fundraising page
  • Access to a Facebook Group for sharing updates, plus useful tips on how to maximise your fundraising and smash your targets!
  • PR support where applicable and the opportunity to share story with us (if you want to)
  • A special Brain Tumour Research Medal

Help us find a cure

Already secured a place?

Join the Brain Tumour Research Team.