CHARITY CHALLENGES
Pyrenean raid When 22 to 25 September What’s involved Two days and 200km of tough cycling, following in the cycle tracks of the Tour de France, starting from the town of Pau. Hotel accommodation, flights, transfers, support team and most food is included. registration fee £190 Minimum sponsorship £1950 in aid ofMacmillan Cancer Support, improving the lives of cancer sufferers. Find out more
www.macmillan.org.uk
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ClassiC Mountains oF the tour de FranCe When 2 to 6 July or 17 to 21 September What’s involved Road biking through the heart of the French Alps over five days. You tackle a series of extremely demanding mountain climbs made famous by the Tour de France, including the long climb to the Col des Saisies (1650m). Hotel accommodation, most meals and trip support are included, flights to Geneva are not. registration£149 Fundraising target £1275 in aid ofDoctors of the World UK, providing medical care to vulnerable people. Find out more
www.doctorsoftheworld.org.uk
national three PeaKs Challenge When 24 to 26 June What’s involved A challenge for groups of four to six hikers, you conquer three of the UK’s big name peaks – Ben Nevis (1344m) in Scotland on the Saturday, and both Scafell Pike (978m) in England and Snowdon (1085m) in Wales on the Sunday. While you need a good level of fitness and will be walking around 25 miles and climbing over 3000m, the event is open to everyone from recreational walkers to fell runners. Teams also need one or two drivers, to ferry the team between mountains. Camping facilities and most food are provided. registration£40 each Fundraising target £2500 per team in aid ofThe British Heart Foundation, funding research into and prevention of heart disease.
www.metrosnow.co.uk
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