Atlasville parkrun

5 Malcolm Timberlake - 2 years ago

Quick off the mark. This Run Director doesn’t faff. The briefing session was done and dusted minutes before 8am with a brief indication of a minute to go, then Go!, no 3-2-1, so be prepared if you’re trying for a PB. Speaking of which; this could be a good parkrun to try to achieve that, it’s flat but in no way uninteresting. The run follows the spruit, lined with Weeping Willows, crossing pedestrian bridges from one side to the next, then to a top section with one spot over some rocks. It has two double-ups but very well marshalled. The park was almost spotless (litter free), which cannot be said for many parkruns. Worth noting is the investment in pathways and children’s play areas in the park. Some happy dogs, some running without a leash. Prams allowed. Parking could be tight so best arrive early. Loos not easily found. A pleasant run venue, well supported, with 550 runners on the day.

5 Marietjie Jansen Van Rensburg - a week ago

Love the run...love the atmosphere and friendliness

5 Francois Scherman - a year ago

Great run lots of fun and the trail is great can suggest it to all.

4 morne lourens - 3 months ago

Love the park and always well organized and friendly people

5 Peter Le Roux - 2 years ago

Great parkrun, run alongside a stream including several bridge crossings. Dog friendly, mostly pram friendly but one section can become muddy and rutted during rainy season. Runners from the nearby Homestead parkrun can be greeted across the road during the run.

4 Salemein de Vos - 3 years ago

Great run, just a few muddy stopts from the rain, but a really nice run, I loved the fact that local businesses gave out water and the runners kept to the rule of keep left pass right so you didn't struggle to get past other runners.

4 Zeke Langa - 3 years ago

Great way to get active or get reactivated. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it.

Great if the whole family can get involved, I helps to get a break from electronic devices which have taken over most of our valuable.

Wish we could all get another day off midweek so we can at least due this activity twice a week. It could potentially help reduce the stress levels and l improve productivity in the working environment and elsewhere.