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Mouth2Mouth Walk-Run & Carnival
Sunday 12 January 2020
The results are in!
Follow the link Results2020 to see how you (and other runners) went in the 2020 Mouth2Mouth.
The Mouth2Mouth Walk-Run & Carnival is a fantastic community event, raising funds to support lifeguarding on the Narrawong beach, as well as other local community projects.
Start training now for the 14km, 7km or 3km walk or run.
Or get involved in other ways – book a site for a stall, perform on stage, put you hand up to help or just come along to enjoy the day.
The event starts with runs/walks along the beach and around the Surry River, and finishes with a great carnival with local musicians, stalls, fabulous food, children’s activities and whale boat races.
Run and walk registrations open at 8.00am on site. Online pre-bookings have now closed. The carnival is on from 10.00am. Vendors interested in having a stall at the Mouth2Mouth can download a vendor application form 2020 here.
Come along and enjoy the pristine environment at Narrawong foreshore.
Mouth2Mouth Runs – sponsored by Yumbah Narrawong
- The ‘Yumbah’ Classic – 14km run
- ‘Auntie Annie’s Run’ – 7km
- ‘Surry Scurry’ – 3km
- ‘Kids’ Lap’ of the oval
Online registrations are now CLOSED.
People of all abilities are encouraged to participate.
Mouth2Mouth Walks – sponsored by the Narrawong Holiday Park
- 14km ‘Narrawong Holiday Park Walk’
- ‘Auntie Annie’s Beach Walk’ – 7km
- ‘Surry Scurry’ – 3km
All WALK registrations finalised on the day. Download a walk registration form here and take your form with you OR register at the Recreation Reserve from 8.00am. People of all abilities are encouraged to participate.
Did you know that it is the breeding season of the Hooded Plover? These little birds need to be protected. They nest in the dunes, so please keep close to the water (plus it’s the easiest place to walk!)
Getting there
Narrawong is approximately 15km east of Portland on the Princes Highway. To get to the Mouth2Mouth Walk-Run & Carnival, take Caravan Park Road (just west of where the highway crosses the Surry River) to the Narrawong Recreation Reserve. There will be signs to assist.
View Narrawong Recreation Reserve in a larger map