What are the start times for each walk?

• 15km: 07:00 AM
• 8km: 09:00 AM
• 5km: 10:00 AM

What facilities are available on the route?

Water points every 2.5–3km, refreshment and activation zones, medical support, and tog bag facilities.

Will there be food and entertainment?

Yes, food and drinks will be available at the finish village, along with activations and entertainment.

Do participants receive a medal?

Yes, all finishers will receive a commemorative medal.

Is there medical support available?

Yes, medical response teams will be on-site for emergencies.

Is transport available to the event?

Yes, Park & Ride services will be available from selected locations.

Where are the Park & Ride locations?

To ensure seamless access to the event, we have partnered with Gautrain and Prasa as our official transport partners, facilitating convenient connections to the city centre for all participants. Please note that the free Gautrain train service is subject to a R1 parking fee at designated stations for all 702 Walk the Talk walkers. The Prasa train ticket for 702 Walk the Talk will cost R20 return, from Park Station to Ellis Park and back.

What time do Park & Ride buses operate?

Buses start from 06:00, with the last return bus leaving Ellis Park at 16:30.

How much does Park & Ride cost?

Estimated at R120 for Johannesburg and Pretoria venues (subject to final confirmation).

Do I need a licence for the 15km walk?

Yes. You must wear a permanent ASA number or purchase a temporary licence.

What are the rules for participation?

Participants must wear their walk number correctly, follow marshal instructions, and comply with all event rules.

Can I bring pets, bikes, or other equipment?

No. Pets, bicycles, blades, and mechanical devices are not allowed.

Is the event wheelchair and pram friendly?

Yes, all routes are accessible.