Hadrian’s Wall Trek – 25km

Explore Hadrian’s Wall as you trek 25km encompassing the most fascinating of ruins.

Hadrian’s Wall was built in AD122 on the orders of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, and stretched from the East to West coasts of Britain from Bowness on Solway in the West to Wallsend in the East. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site which cuts through Northumberland National Park, Hadrian’s Wall attracts trekkers from all over as it offers great challenging walks, filled with a stunning backdrop and history.

Challenge yourself and trek 25km along Hadrian’s Wall – one wall, one day and one epic challenge!

St Catherine’s Hospice has teamed up with Global Adventure Challenges who will be hosting this event on our behalf. 

Key Points

  • Challenge/Activity Duration – 1 day
  • Challenge Distance – 25km approx.
  • Challenge Grading – Challenging (1/3)

Challenge Highlights

  • Trek Northumberland National Park
  • Experience history and ‘step back in time’
  • Hike across cliff tops and crags
  • Stunning views across the Northumberland Moors

Register here! 

Scroll down for funding options, details about what’s included in the cost, and the challenge itinerary

Funding Option A 
Registration Fee £65 + raise a minimum of £200 in sponsorship for St Catherine’s

Funding Option B
Registration Fee £65 + self-fund £100 (fund the entire challenge yourself, and set your own fundraising target for the hospice)

Itinerary with Global Adventure Challenges 

We meet for event registration and then take the transfer to our start point, close to Housesteads Roman Fort. We walk along the magnificent Hadrian’s Wall with its challenging undulations. The start of our route offers us breath-taking views across Northumberland National Park at Peel crags and then we continue striding along some of the most beautiful and visible sections of the wall passing many roman forts or “Milecastles” as they were once called. With weary legs we reach our finish point at Wall Town National Park Centre for a well-deserved glass of fizz! (Itinerary correct at time of printing, and subject to change).

What’s included
• Complimentary snacks and packed lunch
• Full support from our experienced crew
• Vehicle for back up and support
• Challenge Medal

What’s not included
• Breakfast and dinner
• Tips and gratuities
• Personal trekking kit

Register here! 

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