London Night Hike 2025 coming soon

Our sell-out event, the London Night Hike is back. Thank you to everyone who took part in last year's event, and raised money support those living with cancer, and everyone who loves them.

Join our London night hike

• You'll receive a free Maggie's t-shirt to wear on the night, refreshments provided along the route and a medal to commemorate your achievement – an experience not to be missed
• This event is for ages 18+ only and for the 15-mile distance, we ask that participants are able to maintain a walking pace of 4km/h

This challenge brings together the best of our Maggie’s community, as we all come together to light up London in orange. 

The routes

The route will be fully marshalled with a front and back marker and will also include signage, to ensure you have the safest and most supported Night Hike experience yet

• Starting from Maggie’s, West London, you will head out on a 8 or 15-mile route to Maggie’s, Barts, along the picturesque River Thames
• You'll pass key landmarks on the route including Battersea Power Station, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and St Paul’s Cathedral and a whole lot of other landmarks for our 15-milers
• All new for 2025 – all walkers (no matter the route) will finish at our Maggie’s Barts centre, which is close to a number of train stations, tubes and bus routes.

Option 1 - 8 miles

• Start times are between 6:30pm and 8:00 pm
• We ask that you raise a minimum of £200 for your chosen London centre

Option 2 - 15 miles*

• Start times are between 6:15pm and 7:30 pm
• We ask that you raise a minimum of £350 for your chosen London centre

Why your fundraising matters

When cancer turns life upside down, Maggie’s is here. All our expert support is free to anyone with cancer and their family and friends.

By joining us on the London Night Hike, you are helping us to ensure people with cancer get the support they need.

£150 can pay for one of our Getting Started sessions for up to 10 centre visitors, helping to support with thoughts, emotions and worries before, during and after any cancer treatment.

£250 could help pay for a six-week bereavement course, led by our psychologists to support our centre visitors to dealing with loss; helping to find a way to start moving forward.

Get in touch

For any questions about the event or fundraising, please email Amy at amy.sorrell@maggies.org 

*Please note, the shorter mile route is popular amongst our participants. If interest on the 15 mile route is low, we may decide to remove this option.