Get active & explore some of the Capital’s historic areas with a tour of the ‘gateway to London’ along the Thames’s eastern section.
Starting alongside the grandeur of Woolwich Royal Artillery Barracks (short walk from the new Elizabeth Line station!) – the full 50km looped route heads through Charlton, along the Thames Path to Greenwich and the O2, Old Royal Naval College & the fabulous Cutty Sark, then onwards through central London – crossing the Thames via the Millenium footbridge. It’s then past the Tower of London, and on to the Olympic Park, before returning to Woolwich via the foot tunnel.
A route steeped in history with iconic sights, and capped with a BBQ & bar at the finish – making for a wonderful end of summer celebration!
You’ll get this
• Sign up from £10
• Inclusive & fun event with a great atmosphere and camaraderie
• Choose your distance, including 10km, 25km and 50km options
• Walk it at your pace!
• A fully signed route, with a team of ‘Trekmasters’ out on the trail with you
• Regular covered rest stops, with free food & drink, massages and medics
• An epic finish line moment, with a glass of fizz, medal and t-shirt
• Camping, transfer and parking options to make getting there & away easy
• Full fundraising support, and a choice of fundraising options
Remember to pick The Connection as your chosen charity when you sign up!
About us:
The Connection have been supporting people sleeping rough to move away from the streets for over 100 years. We get to know each person we work with. Many have been pushed to the edge, and they all have their own challenges to overcome.
Everyone needs to find their own way home, but we go with them every step of the journey. It often starts with a chat, the offer of a coffee and perhaps a hot meal or shower. Simple things that aren’t easy when you are living on the streets. We work with people to recover from the streets so that they can move on to a meaningful, fulfilling and settled life, long into the future.
What difference could you make?
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