Experience the ultimate trekking challenge in the Lake District.
Get ready to push your limits and summit an incredible 24 peaks in two days. We'll hike 29.2 miles with over 3,299 meters of ascent, testing both your physical endurance and mental resilience.
But with every step you take, you'll be making a difference to the lives of local seriously-ill children.
Highlights
- Two-day trekking challenge in the heart of the Lake District
- Conquer all 24 peaks in 24 hours
- Ascend Scafell Pike, England's highest mountain
- Experience the beauty of the Lake District National Park
- Fully supported challenge with First Aid Trained Mountain Leaders
- All coach transfers, accommodation, hiking leaders, and meals included
- You'll have time to explore Ambleside, on the shores of Lake Windermere.
Whether you're an experienced hiker or taking on your first challenge, this is your chance to be part of something truly extraordinary.
But it's not just about reaching the summits – it's about the journey itself. Along the way, you'll be surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes, with panoramic views stretching as far as the eye can see.
You'll forge new friendships, share unforgettable moments, and create memories that will last a lifetime, all with only two days out of the office.
Have questions? Come to an Information Evening...
Sign up to one of our information evenings where you can meet the team, find out more about the challenge and have your questions answered.
SAVE THE DATE
Dorset Information Evening: Tuesday 23rd April, 6pm at our hospice in Corfe Mullen
Wiltshire Information Evening: Tuesday 30th April, 6pm at our hospice in Devizes
Alternatively, we can arrange a call to discuss this challenge further with you.
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Have the experience of a lifetime and give families like James' a lifeline...
“Julia’s House is a happy place. It’s a home. You don’t really think of it as a hospice. Sometimes you become aware that they are supporting another family with their child’s end-of-life at the hospice, and that really brings it home to you that one day that could be you. But it’s a place that helps you make the most of life, and helps you appreciate everything you have.”
Sandra, mum to James
Main Image Copyright: Harry Johnson Photography