Challenge yourself to complete one of these fantastic events, an amazing opportunity to put yourself to the test whilst raising money for our charity. Choose from the challenges listed below and do something truly amazing. whether you're going solo or as part of a team, you'll be going on a great adventure.
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This is a tough one-day challenge that will see you trekking a full marathon distance (42km), journeying through Manchester’s historic waterways and urban landscapes. Your adventure begins in the Sale and Stretford area, following scenic routes along the Bridgewater Canal, the Manchester Ship Canal, and the River Irwell. As you progress, you’ll pass iconic landmarks, including Old Trafford, Salford Quays, and finishing in Castlefield, where Manchester’s industrial past meets its vibrant present.
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Lake District Triple Challenge
This incredible challenge pits you against the spectacular adventure playground of the Lake District National Park.
Trek to the summit of one of the Lake District’s most iconic peaks, the Old Man of Coniston, before testing yourself on the off-road mountain bike trails of Grizedale forest, then kayak across iconic Coniston Water.
The hire of all bikes, kayaks and safety equipment is included in the challenge.
The Peak District is one of the UK’s best adventure playgrounds and you will have a choice of two different trekking distances. For those wishing to test themselves, but perhaps in a slightly more leisurely fashion, then there is a half marathon distance (21.1km) option. Whereas for those wishing to really push their boundaries there is a full marathon distance (42.2km) option. On each route you will be led by our fantastic Charity Challenge leaders. Both distances will finish at approximately the same time so we can celebrate at the finish line together.
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And do something truly amazing !!
This exciting and rewarding challenge will have you trekking over the famous Yorkshire Three Peaks within a period of just 12 hours.
These peaks form part of the Pennine range, and encircle the head of the valley of the River Ribble in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The route is extremely scenic and provides spectacular views over the Yorkshire countryside.