Challenge yourself to trek for charity along 25 miles of Hadrian’s Wall – one wall, one epic charity challenge in just one weekend!

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.

This most ancient of charity treks takes us from Chollerford to Gisland, encompassing some fascinating ruins. It is the most remarkable Roman monument in the country, and quite unique throughout the former Empire. 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. Its a perfect location for charity challenges in the UK sector of fundraising events.

When will you plan your invasion? Join and conquer the Wall today!

Day 1 - We meet at our campsite near Once Brewed in the early evening for a group meal and event briefing.

Day 2 - After breakfast, our trek begins! Distance trekked – approx 13 miles.

Day 3 – Following our hearty breakfast we trek straight from our tents. Trekking distance approx 12 miles.

(Itinerary correct at time of printing, but subject to change)