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The fundraising target is whatever you can raise!
Get active & explore some of the Capital’s historic areas with a tour of the ‘gateway to London’ along the Thames’s eastern section.
Starting alongside the grandeur of Woolwich Royal Artillery Barracks (short walk from the new Elizabeth Line station!) – the full 50km looped route heads through Charlton, along the Thames Path to Greenwich and the O2, Old Royal Naval College & the fabulous Cutty Sark, then onwards through central London – crossing the Thames via the Millenium footbridge. It’s then past the Tower of London, and on to the Olympic Park, before returning to Woolwich via the foot tunnel.
A route steeped in history with iconic sights, and capped with a BBQ & bar at the finish – making for a wonderful end of summer celebration!
Sign up to an Ultra Challenge event for 2025 to motivate yourself through the colder months and save up-to 25% off registration fees with the New Year Deal when registering for an event on the Ultra Challenge website between 26th December 2024 - 31st January 2025! You will also get a free Ultra Challenge Beanie hat and free entry into the January Virtual Challenge, perfect to stay active during the Winter months (and boost fundraising!)
Ultra Challenge have increased their young person discount to 20% off self-funded registration fees for people aged under 21. Sign up today to make the most of this great deal!
For full details of the event, and how to join, head to the Ultra Challenge website - where you can also sign up online - and then look forward to achieving something special in 2025: www.ultrachallenge.com/london-summer-walk/listed-charity
Click 'Register My Place' below to start your fundraising journey with Burning Nights CRPS Support.
If you're motivated to take on the London Summer Walk 2025 and fundraise for Burning Nights CRPS Support - get in touch! We'd love to hear from you!
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