RUHX

Skydive
2026-01-01 - 2026-12-31 | Netheravon, Airfield Camp Netheravon, Netheravon, SP4 9RY
60 seconds. 13,000ft. 125mph. Will you take the leap?
Book your boarding pass for a once in a lifetime experience. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie, conquering a fear, or celebrating a milestone, get ready for the thrill of completing a charity tandem skydive for RUHX. Tick off the ultimate bucket list item with #TeamRUHX in support of health, happiness and wellbeing for everyone in Bath and beyond.
We’ve partnered with the friendly team at Netheravon Airfield, the home of the Army Parachute Association. You’ll be jumping over the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, where, if you’re lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the White Horses on the way down.

On the day, you’ll receive thorough ground-training from a tandem master to prepare you for your fall to earth. Board your plane and when it’s time to jump, you’ll be strapped securely to your tandem instructor before you exit the aircraft at 13,000ft. Experience an exhilarating freefall of over 40 seconds before your instructor deploys the main parachute and together you steer your way back to the drop zone for a gentle, controlled landing.

How to book
There are two fundraising options available. Either way, you’ll get the same support from us!

Option 1 – Minimum sponsorship
£75 registration fee + £415 minimum sponsorship*

Step 1: Contact us to check availability – let us know your preferred date.
Step 2: Once your date is confirmed, we’ll send you a registration form to complete.
Step 3: We’ll book your place and send you everything you need to know about the day.

Option 2 – Self-funding
£245 + no minimum sponsorship target

Step 1: Book your own skydive at https://www.netheravon.com/ (let them know it’s for us to apply the charity discount)
Step 2: Let us know when you are taking the leap by emailing: fundraising@ruhx.org.uk
Step 3: Set up a fundraising page and raise as much as you can for everyone in Bath and beyond.

*This covers the cost of your jump (£245) and ensures a minimum donation of £245 to RUHX. 80% of your sponsorship must be raised by 4 weeks before your jump.

FAQs

What do I get for taking part?

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• Your very own RUHX t-shirt to wear on the day
• All the fundraising materials and support you need along the way
• The pride of doing something extra extraordinary for patients and staff at RUH Bath

Where does my sponsorship go?

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Every penny raised from skydives goes towards life-changing projects at the RUH, such as:
• providing state-of-the-art equipment
• providing facilities for loved ones to be with patients
• transforming hospital wards
• funding life changing research and innovative technologies
• providing mental health first aid training to staff
• arts programmes for children and older people on our wards
With your help, we can make our care extra extraordinary for every patient and support our hospital staff to do what they do best. We couldn’t do it without your exceptional support.

When can I skydive?

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You can choose any available date for your skydive. The Army Parachute Association operates from 8am until dusk on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays, and from 12pm until last light on Wednesdays and Fridays throughout the year.
Exact jump times are given out on the day, based on your arrival time and the weather, so you should prepare for a full day event. You will be given an arrival time nearer to the time of the event.

Can I bring my family and friends to watch me?

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Yes, please bring friends and family on the day to cheer you on! If you do bring children, please note it can be a long day of waiting so please plan accordingly.
Guests must bring photo ID as the site is MOD.

How do I get there?

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Please click here and follow directions to the guardroom where you will check in and be directed to the airfield.

Will my skydive be filmed?

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Make a memory to last a lifetime and get the evidence to go with it! Your skydive can be filmed for an additional £150, which is payable on the day to Netheravon.
Your own personal cameraperson at Netheravon will capture your jump and free-fall, as well as the before and after. We thoroughly recommend it!
Booking in advance is recommended, so please let us know if you would like this to be reserved for you or let Netheravon know directly if self-funding your skydive.

Will I be skydiving on my own?

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You will be partaking in a tandem skydive, meaning you will be with a highly experienced skydiver for the entirety of your jump.

Age and weight limits

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The minimum age for this event is 16 years old (under 18s must have written parental consent), but there is no upper age limit!
The maximum weight limit is 101kg, which equals around 16 stone. This is due to the limitations of the parachuting equipment.
Once registered, we will send you a waiver & medical form that needs to be completed and brought with you on the day.

Terms & conditions

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Please click here to read the full terms and conditions.

Kenya Trek 2026
2026-02-20 - 2026-03-01
Trek the Great Rift Valley for Royal United Hospitals Bath
Go on a bucket list adventure in East Africa to help your local hospital do more for patients, staff and everyone in Bath, Wiltshire and beyond.

Explore three Kenyan National Parks
Summit an extinct volcano
Visit an elephant orphanage and a giraffe park

What to expect
Our Kenya Trek will take you on an adventure through the Great Rift Valley. You will explore Hell’s Gate National Park (named for the gorge that runs through its centre), summit Mount Longonot, and spot spectacular wildlife along the way.
The trek is graded as challenging, covering approximately 90km in total over five days.
On finishing, we celebrate with a game drive into Nairobi National Park, visiting an elephant orphanage and a giraffe park.

Last chance to sign up – save 20% off your registration fee
There are three options for paying and fundraising for your challenge:
Option A – Minimum sponsorship
£299 registration fee + raise £5,100 in sponsorship
80% of this is due with us 12 weeks before departure and the remaining balance is due 4 weeks after arrival home.
Option B – Self-funding
£299 registration fee + £3,152
Then simply raise as much as possible with no minimum target.
Option C – Partial self-funding / minimum sponsorship
£299 registration fee + self-fund £1,652 + raise £3,600 in sponsorship
80% of your sponsorship is due with us 12 weeks before departure and the remaining balance is due 4 weeks after arrival home.
Use code SS20 to save 20% off your registration fee until 31 August 2025!

Sign up to option A or B

Sign up to option C

Find out more
We’re here to support you and answer any questions you have! Please get in touch with our Events & Community team by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk or calling 01225 825823 to find out more and request a recording of our information evening.

Kenya Trek photos
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What’s included?

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Return flights and transport in Kenya
All accommodation (hotel in Nairobi, camping on trek)
National Park Fees and a safari tour
English-speaking guides, a UK doctor and support vehicles
Challenge medal
Kit lists & visa support
Fundraising support
Opportunities to get to know your fellow trekkers before departure in our dedicated Whatsapp group and pre-departure meet up

Where does my fundraising go?

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Funds raised from the trek help us go further to give every patient in the RUH community the extra extraordinary care they deserve, while supporting our staff to do what they do best and furthering innovation within our hospitals.
£4,000 could fund art activity bags in the hospital for a whole year
£5,000 could fund a sleeper chair for family members to stay overnight with their loved ones
£6,500 could fund a system for dementia patients that offers music and activities to ease distress

What support is there on the trek?

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You will be accompanied by an English speaking guide as well as an experienced Trek support team, including a cook, a UK doctor, support vehicles, and a leader from Global Adventure Challenges, all on hand to make sure you have the adventure of a lifetime.

How fit do I have to be?

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You need to have a reasonable level of fitness in order to take part, but you do not need to be ‘super fit’ or a professional athlete! You should slowly build up your fitness levels on the build up to your challenge by walking for good lengths of time, including hills and walking two days in a row.

Itinerary and kit list

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Your full itinerary and kit list will be available in your participant portal when you sign up. Please get in touch for more information or find out more by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk.

Global Adventure Challenges

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Global Adventure Challenges are an experienced challenge provider who have worked with us on many occasions. They are committed to providing you with the best possible experience on your trek.
Find out more https://globaladventurechallenges.com/

Terms and conditions

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2026 GetPRO Bath Half Marathon
2026-03-15 | Bath Half Start, Royal Victoria Park, Bath, BA1 2LZ
Can you go the extra mile for the RUH?

The Bath Half marathon, or Bath Half as it’s affectionately known, is one of the most popular city runs in the UK. You’ll take on two laps of the traffic-free course through the heart of this stunning World Heritage City. This is a fast and flat course, perfect for first time half marathon runners or seasoned pros looking to beat a personal best.
Join Team RUHX to help your local hospital do more for patients, staff, and everyone in our community.
We’ll be there on the day to give you all the support you need – before, during and after! We’re already warming up our vocal chords to make sure you get the loudest reception as you pass our cheer point.
This is more than a half marathon. This is your chance to help the RUH do more.

Sign up today

There are two ways to join Team RUHX at the 2026 Bath Half.

Get a charity place
£45 registration + pledge to raise £250 minimum sponsorship

Got your own place?
Step 1: Email fundraising@ruhx.org.uk to let us know you have a place.
Step 2: Set up a fundraising page and raise as much as you can for Royal United Hospitals Bath.
Step 3: Get your RUHX running vest once you’ve received your first donation!

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What you’ll get as part of the best team in Bath

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• A #TeamRUHX running vest
• Exclusive Bath Half runners Whatsapp group
• Invite to our marquee in the Runners Village
• Fundraising support with helpful hints on raising sponsorship and training
• Unrivalled enthusiasm and encouragement from our cheerers and supporters
• The pride of helping your local hospital do more

How does my sponsorship help?

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RUHX has been privileged to have charity places in the Bath Half Marathon since 2000 shortly after the charity formed. Over the past 25 years our extraordinary runners have raised over £875,000 for the charity and we can’t thank our runners enough for their passion and incredible support.
Every penny goes towards life-changing projects at the RUH, such as:
• providing state-of-the-art equipment
• providing facilities for loved ones to be with patients
• transforming hospital wards
• funding life changing research and innovative technologies
• providing mental health first aid training to staff
• arts programmes for children and older people on our wards
With your help, we can make our care extra extraordinary for every patient and support our hospital staff to do what they do best. We couldn’t do it without your exceptional support.

Running vest size guide

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Our running vests are unisex but as a guide, our supplier suggests the following size conversion for women:
XXS – 6
XS – 8
S – 10
M – 12
L – 14
XL – 16
2XL – 18
3XL – 20

Can we take part as a team?

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Yes you can! You can combine your fundraising targets as long as you raise £250 per person on average, e.g. a team of two must raise £500, a team of three must raise £750, etc.

Can I volunteer?

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We need your help at the runners village or help bring a little cheer from our designated cheer point on the route. Click here to fill in our enquiry form

Terms and Conditions

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Please read our Terms and Conditions here.

Walk of Life - your way!
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-31 | You choose!
Do it your way for Royal United Hospitals Bath!
Organise your own walk any time in May. Choose a place, route and distance that works for you, gather your friends and family, and join the Walk of Life – your way!
The Walk of Life is a celebration, for loved ones and for those who cared for them. Whatever your reasons for walking, you’ll be supporting your local hospital to do more for everyone who needs it.
Whether it’s 5km on the 17th or a mile a day in May, however you walk, you won’t be doing it alone.
This is more than just a walk. This is a walk for everyone in Bath, Wiltshire and beyond.
Since it began in 2005, the Walk of Life has raised over £800,000 for RUH Bath, thanks to your support. Now in its 20th year, the Walk of Life has made a real life impact for patients, families, and our extraordinary hospital staff.

How to take part
1. Sign up for free and get your t-shirt in the post
2. Choose your distance, route, and date
3. Set up a JustGiving page

Everyone who raises £100 or more will receive an exclusive Walk of Life medal!

Sign up to do it your way

Date: any day (or several days) in May 2026
Distance: you choose
Location: you choose
Registration fee: free
Try to raise: £100

Click here to join the in person event on Saturday 23 May instead.

FAQs

20 stories for 20 years

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The Walk of Life was started by Vanessa Kyte (Ness) who died on 15th November 2007, seven years after first being diagnosed with breast cancer which developed into secondary lung cancer and brain tumours. Her passion for fundraising sparked her and her sister Nicola to begin the Walk of Life in 2005, and it has developed and grown ever since into the beautiful celebration that it is today with thousands of walkers stepping out for an incredible cause. The Walk of Life remembers Ness with our volunteer run ‘GoodNess’ stops along the way.
Whether you’re walking in memory of a friend or family member, to celebrate yours or your loved one’s recovery at the RUH, or to say thank you to the incredible RUH staff, this is a walk for all lives.
Have you taken part in the Walk of Life before or is this your first walk? Could you share your reasons for walking for our ’20 stories for 20 years’ series? Please get in touch by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk or by filling out our short story form.

What do I get for taking part?

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By taking part in the Walk of Life – your way!, you’ll get:
• An RUHX t-shirt
• A dedication back sign to let everyone know who you’re walking for
• A Walk of Life finishers medal if you raise £100 or more
• All the fundraising materials and support you need
• The pride of helping your local hospital do more

Where does my sponsorship go?

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The funds raised from the Walk of Life will make a real-life impact. Every penny goes towards life-changing projects at the RUH, such as:
• providing state-of-the-art equipment
• providing facilities for loved ones to be with patients
• transforming hospital wards
• funding life changing research and innovative technologies
• providing mental health first aid training to staff
• arts programmes for children and older people on our wards
With your help, we can make our care extra extraordinary for every patient and support our hospital staff to do what they do best. We couldn’t do it without your exceptional support.

Can I take part as a team?

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Yes! The Walk of Life is even more fun when friends and family join you. Fundraising as a team is a great way to raise even more and you can do this together on one fundraising page.
The Walk is an amazing team bonding experience, made even better by the difference you’ll be making to your local community.
The virtual Walk of Life – your way! is free for everyone to enter.

Can I take part in the in person event instead?

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The Walk of Life – your way! is a virtual challenge and entry cannot be transferred to our in person event on Saturday 23 May.
To register for the in person event instead, please click here to sign up and pay the registration fee.

Terms & conditions

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Please read the Terms & Conditions here.

“Every year for the last eleven I have always felt a belonging with all that take part, knowing that you are all walking for the same charity but all have different feelings. It is an amazing feeling to be a part of this fantastic walk.”

Great Bristol Run
2026-05-10 | Great Bristol Run, Bristol city centre, Bristol, BS1 4SS
Join Bristol’s much-loved 10K or half marathon
The Great Bristol Run is an action-packed day of running, with the 10K and Half Marathon events taking place on the same day.
Starting and finishing in the heart of the city, the route offers stunning running at every turn, taking in some of Bristol’s most iconic landmarks and street art.
By running for RUHX, you’ll be using every mile to help your local hospital do more for patients, families and staff.

Join #TeamRUHX today
Step 1: Get a place directly with the Great Bristol Run here
Step 2: Contact us to let us know you have a place. Email: fundraising@ruhx.org.uk
Step 3: Set up a Justgiving fundraising page here and raise as much as you can to support extra extraordinary healthcare in Bath and beyond.

Walk of Life 2026
2026-05-23 07:30 - 20:00 (Europe/London) | Walk of Life, The Crown Inn, Bishops Cannings, Devizes, SN10 2JZ, United Kingdom
Will you step up for Royal United Hospitals Bath?
Sign up to join hundreds of walkers stepping out onto the Kennet & Avon canal for RUH Bath. The Walk of Life is a celebration, for loved ones and for those who cared for them. Whatever your reasons for walking, you’ll be supporting your local hospital to do more for everyone who needs it.
Featuring a group warm up at the start line, a free lunchtime BBQ, regular refreshment stops, and a big celebration at the end with finish line photos!
This is more than just a walk. This is a walk for everyone in Bath, Wiltshire and beyond.
Since it began in 2005, the Walk of Life has raised over £800,000 for RUH Bath, thanks to your support. Now in its 20th year, the Walk of Life has made a real life impact for patients, families, and our extraordinary hospital staff.

Ways to take part

In person

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26.2 miles / marathon (all day)
Bishops Cannings to Bath

16 miles (morning only)
Bishops Cannings to Bradford on Avon

10 miles (afternoon only)
Bradford on Avon to Bath
Sign up to the in person event

Your way (virtual)

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Organise your own walk any time in May. Choose a place, route and distance that works for you, gather your friends and family, and join the Walk of Life your way! Click here to sign up for free.

Sign up today

Adult tickets:
£20 + £100 fundraising target

Child tickets (under 18 on the day):
£8 + £50 fundraising target

Can’t make the in person event on Saturday 23 May? Don’t miss out! Click here to join our virtual Walk of Life event instead.

FAQs

20 stories for 20 years

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The Walk of Life was started by Vanessa Kyte (Ness) who died on 15th November 2007, seven years after first being diagnosed with breast cancer which developed into secondary lung cancer and brain tumours. Her passion for fundraising sparked her and her sister Nicola to begin the Walk of Life in 2005, and it has developed and grown ever since into the beautiful celebration that it is today with thousands of walkers stepping out for an incredible cause. The Walk of Life remembers Ness with our volunteer run ‘GoodNess’ stops along the way.
Whether you’re walking in memory of a friend or family member, to celebrate yours or your loved one’s recovery at the RUH, or to say thank you to the incredible RUH staff, this is a walk for all lives.
Have you taken part in the Walk of Life before or is this your first walk? Could you share your reasons for walking for our ’20 stories for 20 years’ series? Please get in touch by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk or by filling out our short story form.

What do I get for taking part?

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By taking part in the in person event, you’ll get:
• An RUHX t-shirt
• A dedication back sign to let everyone know who you’re walking for
• Water and snacks along the way at our ‘GoodNess’ stops
• Free morning coach service from Bath to Bishops Cannings (26.2/16 miles only)
• Free lunchtime BBQ for all walkers
• A Walk of Life finishers medal and finish line photo
• All the fundraising materials and support you need
• The pride of helping your local hospital do more
Our coach service is kindly provided by Centurion Travel, and lunchtime BBQ is kindly provided by Rapid Relief Team.

Where does my sponsorship go?

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The funds raised from the Walk of Life will make a real-life impact. Every penny goes towards life-changing projects at the RUH, such as:
• providing state-of-the-art equipment
• providing facilities for loved ones to be with patients
• transforming hospital wards
• funding life changing research and innovative technologies
• providing mental health first aid training to staff
• arts programmes for children and older people on our wards
With your help, we can make our care extra extraordinary for every patient and support our hospital staff to do what they do best. We couldn’t do it without your exceptional support.

What time does the Walk of Life start?

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Exact timings of the in person event will be published 1 month before the event. As a guide, the 16 mile and 26.2 mile (marathon) distances usually set off at 8am from Bishops Cannings and the 10 mile distance sets off at 1pm from Bradford on Avon.
Walkers will be asked to arrive 30 minutes before the start time, with final information sent nearer the time of the event. A free coach service runs from Bath to Bishops Cannings for morning walkers.

Can I volunteer?

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The Walk of Life wouldn’t be possible without our extraordinary volunteers. We need your help to look after our GoodNess stops, marshal the route, and cheer on our walkers as they cross the finish line. Click here to fill in our enquiry form.

Where does the Walk of Life take place?

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The Walk of Life takes you on a scenic journey down the Kennet & Avon canal towpath. There are three distance options along the canal:
• 26.2 miles / marathon (all day) – starting at The Crown Inn in Bishops Cannings, near Devizes, following the canal all the way to The Holburne Museum in Bath
• 16 miles (morning only) – starting in Bishops Cannings with our marathon walkers and finishing at the lunchtime stop at Victory Field in Bradford on Avon
• 10 miles (afternoon only) – starting at our lunchtime stop in Bradford on Avon and joining marathon walkers to Bath
From stunning countryside to historic aqueducts, there is plenty to spot along the way as you enjoy your day and complete your challenge.
If you are taking part in the virtual event, you can choose any place to complete your walk!

Can I take part as a team?

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Yes! The Walk of Life is even more fun when friends and family join you. Fundraising as a team is a great way to raise even more. We ask that you still aim to raise £100 per person in your team, but you can do this together on one fundraising page.
The Walk is an amazing team bonding experience, made even better by the difference you’ll be making to your local community.
Please get in touch about our corporate/RUH staff team packages by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk.

Can I run?

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The Walk of Life is a walking only event. The timings of the event are not suitable for runners as we cannot guarantee that refreshment stops or finish lines will be set up in time.

“Every year for the last eleven I have always felt a belonging with all that take part, knowing that you are all walking for the same charity but all have different feelings. It is an amazing feeling to be a part of this fantastic walk.”

Additional information

Staying safe on the canal

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Please note that the canal towpath is shared with cyclists and members of the public on the day of the in person Walk of Life event.
Key facilities:
• First aid cyclist responders operating along the route
• Toilets available (please note some are a short walk from the main route)
• Refreshments available at key locations – please bring your own water bottle
• Dogs welcome on leads – please ensure you bring a water bowl for your dog
• A map will be provided to help navigate the route and show facility locations. There will also be friendly event marshals on hand at key locations to help direct.

Travel information

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Taking part in our in person event?
Morning: 26.2 mile (Marathon) / 16 mile walkers
Please note, there is no dedicated event parking at The Crown Inn in Bishops Cannings. We recommend that you arrange for someone to drop you off or you use the free event coach service from Bath, kindly provided by Centurion Travel (details provided closer to the time of the event).
Afternoon: 10 mile walkers
Bradford on Avon has a number of public car parks which are within easy walking distance to the afternoon start – further information can be found by clicking here.
Bradford on Avon town centre can get very busy on a Saturday afternoon. It is important you plan your journey to ensure you arrive for your allocated start time. There is no dedicated parking at the event in Bradford on Avon.
Alternatively, Bradford on Avon has direct train and bus links operating to and from Bath and the surrounding area. Please check the service provider for up to date timetables.

Accessibility

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Certain parts of the canal towpath may not be suitable if you have restricted mobility, due to the nature of the terrain. There are also steps along one section of the route in Bath.
For more detailed information on the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath accessibility, please visit the Canal & River Trust website by clicking here.
Alternatively, you can choose your own location, route and distance by taking part in the Walk of Life your way! Find out more.

Terms & conditions

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Please read the Terms & Conditions here.

Race to the Stones
2026-07-11 - 2026-07-12 | Lewknor, Oxon, OX49 5RR
Have you got what it takes to conquer the oldest path in Britain?
The Ridgeway has endured 5,000 years. You just have to last 100km.
3,000 people from around the world each year follow in the footsteps of Romans, Vikings and mythical warriors in their quest to reach the 5000-year-old circle at Avebury, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This is a challenge for all ages, experience and fitness levels. Whether you’re a seasoned runner, patient plodder or weekend walker – choose to camp over the weekend, take on 50km or 100km in one go or over two days. Grit and determination will get you to the finish and secure those memories to last a life-time. With a completion rate of over 90% this is the perfect first ultra.

Join #TeamRUHX today
Step 1: Get a place directly with Threshold Trail Series here
Step 2: Contact us to let us know you have a place. Email: fundraising@ruhx.org.uk
Step 3: Set up a Justgiving fundraising page here and raise as much as you can to support extra extraordinary healthcare in Bath and beyond.

Snowdon at Night
2026-08-01 - 2026-08-02
Experience the highest mountain in Wales under a canopy of stars
Whether you’ve trekked mountains before, or enjoy walking and want to take it to the next level, seeing the sunrise across Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) will be a memory never forgotten!
You will be guided by qualified mountain leaders along the 9.5 mile route up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) (1,085m) for a challenging yet rewarding experience in the dark. On your descent in early morning light, you will witness the breathtaking mountain range open up to give glorious views. A celebratory breakfast will be waiting for your return to Llanberis!
Sign up today
There are two options for paying and fundraising for your challenge:
Option A – Minimum Sponsorship
£45 registration fee + raise at least £320 in sponsorship
80% of this is due 12 weeks prior to your challenge.
Option B – Self-funding
£45 registration fee + self-fund £160
Then simply raise as much as possible with no minimum target.
Get your place now*

*Simply select RUHX from the drop down list (under local hospice/hospital category) when you fill out the registration form.
We’re here to support you and answer any questions you have! Please get in touch with our Events & Community team by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk or calling 01225 825823.

FAQs

What’s included?

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Hot food before the trek departs
Complimentary snacks
Breakfast on completing the challenge
Qualified Global Adventure Challenges leaders
Vehicle for back up and support
Challenge Medal

What support is there on the trek?

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You will be accompanied by qualified Global Adventure Challenges leaders and a support vehicle will be available for back up.

How fit do I have to be?

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You need to have a reasonable level of fitness in order to take part, but you do not need to be ‘super fit’ or a professional athlete! You should slowly build up your fitness levels on the build up to your challenge by walking for good lengths of time.

Global Adventure Challenges

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Global Adventure Challenges are an experienced challenge provider who have worked with us on many occasions. They are committed to providing you with the best possible experience on your trek.
Find out more https://globaladventurechallenges.com/

London to Paris Cycle
2026-09-09 - 2026-09-13
Four days, 309 miles, two iconic capitals
Cycle between two of Europe’s most iconic capital cities, experiencing glorious English countryside and the rolling green hills of Northern France along the way.
On arrival in Paris, you will cycle around the Arc de Triomphe, along the Champs Elysées, before reaching your finish line – the Eiffel Tower!
Sign up today
There are two options for paying and fundraising for your challenge:
Option A – Minimum Sponsorship
£149 registration fee + raise at least £1,950 in sponsorship
80% of this is due 12 weeks prior to your challenge.
Option B – Self-funding
£149 registration fee + self-fund £975
Then simply raise as much as possible with no minimum target.
Get your place now*

*Simply select RUHX from the drop down list (under local hospice/hospital category) when you fill out the registration form.
We’re here to support you and answer any questions you have! Please get in touch with our Events & Community team by emailing fundraising@ruhx.org.uk or calling 01225 825823.

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What’s included?

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One way ferry crossing from Dover to Calais
One way Eurostar ticket from Paris to London
All accommodation with the exception of the evening prior to the start of the challenge
Lunch on day 1, breakfast, lunch and dinner on days 2, 3 and 4, and breakfast on day 5
Refreshment stops including water, fruit and a variety of snacks/energy bars/cereal bars every 15-20 miles cycled approx.
Back up and support vehicles
Route markers or cycle guides
English-speaking guides
Global Adventure Challenges Event Crew
Mechanic support.
Challenge Medal

What support is there on the bike ride?

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You will be accompanied by a Global Adventure Challenges event crew, support vehicles, English-speaking guides, mechanic support, and route markers/cycle guides.

How fit do I have to be?

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You need to have a reasonable level of fitness in order to take part, but you do not need to be ‘super fit’ or a professional athlete! You should slowly build up your fitness levels on the build up to your challenge by going on long cycle rides and cycling on consecutive days.

Global Adventure Challenges

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Global Adventure Challenges are an experienced challenge provider who have worked with us on many occasions. They are committed to providing you with the best possible experience on your bike ride.
Find out more https://globaladventurechallenges.com/
