About the event
Adventurers of all experience levels will take on this classic capital to coast route. It’s a Richmond start by the Thames, then to the North Downs and wonderful Surrey and Sussex countryside to halfway at Turners Hill. The 100KM route then heads up and over the South Downs before the welcome sight of the Brighton coastline comes into view.
How to enter
Charity Sponsorship - pay a small registration fee, do lots of fundraising and CALM cover the cost of your event place - sign up now
- 100km - £40 registration fee and £575 fundraising target
- 75km - £35 registration fee and £450 fundraising target
- 50km - £30 registration and £360 fundraising target
Shorter distances and lower fundraising targets are also available!
Get 50% off your registration fee by selecting CALM as your chosen charity when you sign up.
Mixed Funding - pay a higher contribution to the cost of your place and have a lower fundraising target - sign up now
- 100km - £100 registration fee and £300 fundraising target
- 75km - £90 registration fee and £270 fundraising target
- 50km - £75 registration and £225 fundraising target
Shorter distances and lower fundraising targets are also available!
Self Fund / Own Place - you pay the full cost of the event place and fundraise whatever you want - sign up now
- 100km - £198 registration fee
- 75km - £169 registration fee
- 50km - £139 registration
Shorter distances are also available!
How we’ll support you
Whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned pro, we’ll be right there with you every step of the way. We’ll make sure you have a fantastic experience being on Team CALM. When you join our team, you’ll receive:
Fundraising and training advice and resources
CALM kit so you can look the part
Access to our CALM Walking Club Facebook group
A dedicated Fundraising Team to support you
Event accessibility
Visually impaired participants are welcome and usually take part with someone supporting them on the route. There may be a discounted charge for this to cover event costs such as food etc. Event sites are generally in playing fields or outdoor areas on flat land. For spectators, there is limited wheelchair access, and this can vary on the day depending on ground conditions.
For more details, please speak to the Action Challenge team who will be happy to discuss course suitability for your accessibility requirements
Got a question?
Check out our FAQs. If you can’t find an answer there, get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
