2025 Marathon March route announced
The 2025 Marathon March is fast approaching! Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s route, finishing at the home of the FA Cup winners!
Join us on Saturday 11th October for our ninth annual Marathon March, where over 200 Palace fans will walk together to raise vital funds for our life-changing work with young people across south London.
This year’s March will feature familiar landmarks like Battersea Bridge and the Power Station, and is flatter, friendlier on the legs, but there’s no escaping the final push back up to Selhurst Park (don’t worry the celebrations will be worth it!)
Take a look a the route on Maps, here.
Starting at Selhurst Park, the route heads down through central Croydon and continues across the green spaces of Beddington Park.
Still heading north, you pass the historic Morden Hall Park estate and follow the River Wandle, winding through a series of parks on either side. At Earlsfield, the route leaves the river and heads through Wandsworth.
New to this year, the walk continues up through Wandsworth to the Thames, following the riverside path east before crossing Battersea Bridge stopping for a well-deserved sit down and lunch stop.
After lunch, you’ll cross back over the river into leafy Battersea Park and loop around the iconic Battersea Power Station. Then it’s southbound again via Clapham Common and Tooting Common, with a rest stop at Streatham Church.
We finish where we started, at Selhurst Park, with a lap of honour, a free drink, dinner, and an extra special post-March party to celebrate a monumental year on the pitch for Palace.
If you haven’t signed up for the 2025 Marathon March yet, there’s still plenty of time. You can register here.
Want to find out more? Here’s nine thing you’ll love about the Marathon March, and last years highlight video!