Your steps ensure that no one faces cancer alone
Join thousands of people on Friday 16th May taking a walk for cancer support. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, which means if not already, we will all be touched by cancer. It’s a staggering statistic and we want to make sure we are there for everyone, providing vital and free support. That’s why we hold the Night Hike every year; to ask our community to help us, so that we can help others.
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What is the Night Hike?
A sponsored 5K, 10K or 15K walk around Enfield raising money for The Nightingale to help keep our services free to thousands of people affected by cancer. It doesn’t matter which route you choose, you’ll be walking with likeminded people, determined to make their steps count!
The Night Hike starts at 6pm on Friday 16th May at the Enfield Civic Centre, with music, entertainment, warm up, fun photo opportunities and other surprises (to be announced soon!) before the Claxon sounds and the walking starts. Plus, all walkers receive the famous Night Hike Goody Bag, with new surprises and merchandise each year.
The Night Hike is for everyone and we really mean it! Children under 12 can register for free plus we are always happy to see furry four legged friends along the route. For any other questions, check out our Night Hike FAQs page.
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Night Hike 2024 standout moments
We Create Events once again brought the glitz for the walkers, giving everyone a chance to strike a pose with their medal, team and ‘I walked…’ sign. All your finisher Glitter Wall pictures are ready to view here.
No, not the animal! The Beavers from our local Scout Group didn’t want to miss out on the Night Hike fun (but 5K was a bit long for them), so they decided to make their own 3K route! They really showed incredible spirit and eagerness to take part with the community.
Walkers were told to let our their inner graffiti artist by writing on the Skyline car with their message before it headed off to the Isle of White for a car show.
You can follow the Skyline on it’s touring journey here.
Our resident DJ Will got everyone dancing with the macarena before they left for the walk and had celebratory music for every single walker passing the finish line giving them a proper walkers high when receiving their medal.
Simple yet effective. Walking any distance has huge health benefits.
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