Redcliffe parkrun

30/01/2026

Perfect parkrun conditions

First timers brief at 6:45am
Full brief at 6:50am

See you soon!

29/01/2026

🎉 PACER WEEK – THIS SATURDAY! 🎉

This week at Redcliffe parkrun we’re kicking things off with Pacer Week, giving everyone a great chance to chase a goal time or enjoy a steady, supported run.

We’re still looking for volunteer pacers for this weekend across a range of times. Pacing is a fantastic way to give back to the parkrun community and help others start their year feeling strong and motivated.

🕒 Pacer times needed:
• 20:00 - Shaun Goedhart
• 22:30 - Mick Kenny
• 25:00 - Tim Summerfeldt
• 27:30 - Trevor Curtis
• 30:00 - Leigh Elliott
• 32:30 - Grant O’Hara
• 35:00 - Ellen Venema
• 40:00 - Brent Brian

If you’re able to pace one of these times, please comment below with the time you can help with 🙌

Let’s make this week’s parkrun a great one — supportive, inclusive, and full of good vibes

27/01/2026

💙 Volunteers needed for this weekend 💙

A huge thank you to everyone who has already put their hand up — it makes our job so much easier and helps parkrun run smoothly each week.

We are still looking for the following roles for this weekend:
• Marshal - Filled
• Park Walker - Filled

If you’re available to help, please comment below or send us an email.

We also have plenty of volunteer spots available in the coming weeks. If you’re able to help out at a future event, you can comment below, email us, or add your name directly to the roster here:
👉 https://www.parkrun.com.au/redcliffe/futureroster/

Thank you for being such a supportive community 👏

25/01/2026

A friendly parkrun etiquette reminder 💙

We’re loving the extra buzz at Redcliffe parkrun at this time of year – more people, more energy, more smiles 🙌
That said, more people also means more congestion on our shared path, so a little extra awareness goes a long way.

A few important reminders:

• Keep left at all times, including at the start, so other path users can still get through.
• At both turnaround points, the path narrows – please leave space not just for runners coming the other way, but also for non-parkrun path users.
• When overtaking, don’t get too close (no surprise breathing 😅). A polite “excuse me” and a “thank you” make a big difference.
• Prams – we love seeing parents running with prams 👶💙. Please take extra care, especially if you’re moving quickly. Avoid pushing through crowds or tight spaces
• Under no circumstances should anyone speak to members of the public in a frustrated way. The path is shared and we want the community to love seeing us out there every week, not dread it.

We all love a PB, but parkrun is a free, volunteer-run event, and being courteous to the wider community matters more than any time on the clock.

Thank you for helping keep Redcliffe parkrun friendly, welcoming, and safe for everyone 💙

24/01/2026

Event number 409 - 24th January 2026

This week 303 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 40 were first timers and 34 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 24 different clubs took part.

The event was made possible by 19 volunteers:

Michael BANNERMAN • Rocco BANNERMAN • Andrew BOUNDY • Volker RICHTER • Catherine SIDES • Tom GRIEVE • Belinda CHALLIS • Phoenix BANNERMAN • Peter MULLINS • Maria ELLIS • Rebecca FORTESCUE-PHILLIPS • Wayne HASTIE • Julie FORTESCUE-PHILLIPS • Linda RIPPER • Sahara BANNERMAN • Peter JAUNAIS • Robyn LONGMAN • Emma GRAHAM • Debra KINDRED

Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Redcliffe parkrun Results Page.
https://www.parkrun.com.au/redcliffe/results/latestresults/

Redcliffe parkrun started on 16th September 2017. Since then 11,913 participants have completed 76,736 parkruns covering a total distance of 383,680 km, including 9,441 new Personal Bests. A total of 857 individuals have volunteered 6,601 times.

24/01/2026