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Begin at Fort William and trek 1,343 metres to the summit of Ben Nevis. Breathtaking views of the Scottish Highlands await your arrival at the top of this incredible mountain.
When you join our team, you will receive the following support from us;
Join the team today and support Children with Cancer UK by completing the booking form below!
We’ve teamed up with Virgin Money Giving to make fundraising easy. Find out how to set up your page!
Children with Cancer UK will help you prepare for your big day by offering advice on training and more!
Our charity places are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure your place and support Children with Cancer UK on the Ben Nevis Trek complete our booking form below, selecting one of the following options:
Registration fee: £20
Fundraising target: £200
Included: Transfers, 2 night twin room stay and a mountain leader.
Registration fee: £50
Fundraising target: £450
Fill in your details below to secure your place on the Ben Nevis Trek today!
Registration Fee: £20
Fundraising Target: £200
Fill in your details below to secure your place on the Ben Nevis Trek today!
Registration Fee: £50
Fundraising Target: £450
Fill in your details below to secure your place on the Ben Nevis Trek today!
Registration Fee: £20
Fundraising Target: £200
Fill in your details below to secure your place on the Ben Nevis Trek today!
Registration Fee: £50
Fundraising Target: £450
Children with Cancer UK @ CwC_UK@isunhita Thanks for sharing! We're so glad to hear your daughter is doing well now💛 Thank you for your continued support 🙏
Children with Cancer UK @ CwC_UKWhen Louis was going through treatment for #AcuteLymphoblasticLeukaemia, part of his journey was captured on camera. A few years after finishing his treatment, that footage was used alongside their story in a TV ad for @CwC_UK. Read Louis’ full story: https://t.co/0UzHPfdY5k https://t.co/nq83sNovY7
Children with Cancer UK @ CwC_UKLouis was 19 months when he was diagnosed with #AcuteLymphoblasticLeukaemia in 2009. After three years of treatment, he finished in 2012. His family have been involved with @CwC_UK's work for a long time, sharing their story for the first time in 2011: https://t.co/0UzHPfdY5k https://t.co/ORCGtopWzG
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