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Huntington's Disease Association - The Jurassic Coast Challenge
Apr-Oct £85 pp
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The Jurassic Coast Path is part of the South West Coast Path (SWCP), the longest trail in the UK which starts in Minehead, Somerset and ends not far from Studland at South Haven in Dorset. England’s only natural World Heritage Site The Jurassic Coast covers 95 miles of Devon and Dorset coast taking in beautiful beaches, breath-taking views and iconic villages.
This is the perfect way to reconnect safely with colleagues while taking part in a socially distanced outdoor challenge. Our dedicated team will work with you before and during your event to ensure it is a success and you achieve your goal.
Our suggested route below covers a distance of 17km, if you would like to complete over a shorter/longer distance please get in touch and we’ll tailor-make something specific to your needs.
Taking part in our one day challenge you will walk the spectacular section from The Lulworth Cove to Weymouth. Starting from West Lulworth you join the coastal path at Lulworth Cove from here you will pass one of the geological highlights of the Jurassic Coast, The Durdle Door before making your way along waymarked footpaths until you reach the popular seaside resort of Weymouth.
We run our Jurassic Coast Challenge from April to October as a exclusive event for bookings of 10 or more participants. If you would like to take part in this challenge as part of a smaller group or individual please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the office on 017683 71289 and we will be happy to discuss further.
To book onto an event, simply select the date in the calendar and follow the booking procedure. You will then receive an automated confirmation and full details will follow from our office in due course
Starting at the beautiful Lulworth Cove, the route passes the famous and much photographed St Oswalds Bay and Durdle Door. After Durdle Door, there are some steep climbs up the chalk cliffs, but you’re rewarded with stunning views around the coast. The view from the top of White Nothe is excellent, with Ringstead bay below. After White Nothe cliff, the path becomes less severe with smaller gradients, passing through the village of Osmington Mills and then into the popular resort of Weymouth.
Please note: This itinerary is a guide only. It can be subject to change dependent upon viability, course members’ fitness, weather conditions, accommodation availability, or for any other reason the guide may deem necessary. Every effort is made to fit the course around your needs and abilities.
Who we are:
We’re here to help people living with Huntington’s disease to live a better life.
What we do;
We improve care and support services for people with Huntington’s disease, educate families and professionals, and champion people’s rights.
To do this challenge for a charity there is a non-refundable registration fee, payable to Maximum Adventure at the time of booking. With the self-funding option, you personally cover the full cost of the challenge. This option means that there is no minimum sponsorship target due, but we encourage you to raise as much money as you can for the charity.
For more details of how fundraising works please read our step by step guide here or contact us for help.
Maximum Adventure work with lots of charities to offer our events as fundraising opportunities. You can find our Charity Events from the ‘Menu’ in the corner of your screen or from our homepage. If your chosen charity is not listed, please contact us and we will be happy to approach them on your behalf.
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£85 - at point of booking
