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The Bloody Long Walk Brisbane 2025

Looking for a rewarding challenge that supports a great cause? The Bloody Long Walk Brisbane 2025 invites you to take on a stunning 35km course to help find a cure for mitochondrial disease (mito). Whether you're walking for someone you love, personal achievement, or just to soak up some beautiful Brisbane scenery, this is a day you will not want to miss.

The Bloody Long Walk Brisbane 2025

1. Quick Overview

The Bloody Long Walk Brisbane 2025 is a 35km charity walk organised by the Mito Foundation.

Your journey will take you through the peaceful Boondall Wetlands, along scenic bikeways by the river, and past breathtaking views of the Brisbane city skyline, all leading to a beautiful finish in the lush surrounds of the Botanic Gardens.

2. How to Get There

If you are driving to the start line at Curlew Park, plan ahead as parking may be limited near the venue. Early arrival is recommended to avoid last-minute stress.

Public transport is a convenient option for reaching the start line. Sandgate Train Station is close to Curlew Park and provides easy access.

Make sure to check timetables ahead of the day to plan your trip efficiently, especially for early arrivals.

3. How Long Is It?

The walk covers 35 kilometres from start to finish. Most participants complete the course between 6 to 9 hours depending on pace, weather, and rest stops.

You can move at your own speed. This is not a timed race, so you are encouraged to enjoy the journey, take in the scenery, and walk at a pace that suits you.

4. What Should I Bring?

  • Comfortable, well-worn walking shoes

  • Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses for sun protection

  • A refillable water bottle (there will be hydration stations along the course)

  • Light snacks or energy bars to keep your energy up

  • A fully charged phone for maps, contact, and photos

  • A lightweight backpack for personal items

  • Layers of clothing to adjust to changing weather conditions

5. What Else Should I Know?

  • The Bloody Long Walk Brisbane is fully signposted and supported, with volunteers and first aid stations available along the route.

  • There will be rest stops with toilets, water refill stations, and light refreshments.

  • Fundraising is a big part of the event. Share your fundraising page with your network to support vital research into mitochondrial disease.

  • Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for the conditions on the day.

  • Take time to enjoy the scenery, especially the spectacular river and skyline views as you near the city.

Every step you take in The Bloody Long Walk helps raise awareness and funds for a critical cause. Whether you walk solo, with friends, or as part of a team, you will be making a difference — and creating memories that will last long after the finish line.

Get ready for a bloody beautiful day in Brisbane.

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