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About this event

The route of this two-day (or one-day Expert) challenge takes in some of the most mysterious and wild locations in Scotland. Run, ride and kayak past Cawdor Castle, Loch Ness, Glen Nevis and Glen Coe, to name but a few stunning sights! The Highland terrain and weather breeds tough folk and if you take on this challenge then you will find out why. Take this epic journey on over two days as a Challenger or one day as an Expert.

What to expect from Children with Cancer UK

As part of the Children with Cancer UK team you will receive the following support from us;

  • A Fundraising Pack containing lots of fundraising advice
  • Regular emails to provide top tips
  • A Children with Cancer UK T-shirt

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Date & Location

  • Nairn Links, Scotland
  • September 14, 2019 - September 15, 2019
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Contact Details

RAISE £750 AND GET YOUR ENTRY FEE REFUNDED

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Book Your Place

Book your place through the Coast to Coast website by clicking the button below then come back here to support us.

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Start Your Fundraising

Create a Virgin Money Giving page and raise £750 before the event date and you will get your registration fee refunded.

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Start Your Training

Get advice on training by visiting the Coast to Coast website and viewing the event specific training plan.

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