The Festival of Inclusivity with challenge events
for all ages, health conditions & abilities
Parallel Windsor is a Festival of Inclusivity with Challenge Events for all ages, health conditions & abilities. Held in the grounds of the majestic Windsor Great Park & staged on the iconic Long Walk. To find out more; watch our highlights film

Everybody needs friends. We are lucky enough to count many kindred spirits & amazing organisations as part of our Parallel Community.
All of our friends have the same passion for disability inclusion & we would like to share as many of them with you, as we possibly can.
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Everybody needs friends. We are lucky enough to count many kindred spirits and amazing organisations as part of our Parallel Community.
All of our friends share our passion for disability inclusion and we would like to share as many of them with you, as we possibly can. Check them out
11.00 Start
11.30 10K
12.00 5K
13.00 1K
13.30 100m
14.30 Greatest Dancer Challenge
15.00 SuperSensory
16.00 Close
*timings are subject to change
Walk, push or run - there are no cut off times.
'Start Together, Finish Whenever'.
Everybody who starts gets a medal, t-shirt & goody bag. Choose from: 100m, 1K, 5K, 10K or our very own SuperSensory. Parallel’s innovative SuperSensory supports neurodiversity & participants with profound & multiple learning disabilities to exercise their senses over a series of challenges such as engaging with sound, taste, touch, & smell.
There is also the option to purchase a Virtual Entry ticket. All Virtual entries receive a medal & t-shirt.
Our fully accessible festival, offers a huge range of activities & entertainment:
As a fully accessible event, Parallel Windsor has on-site parking, accessible toilets, accessible changing, medical support, sensory space & quiet space. All support & assistance animals are welcome.Image credit: Chris Miller, MIL Pet Photography
We are lucky enough to count many kindred spirits & amazing organisations as part of our Parallel Community. Our friends are passionate about disability inclusion.