About the Event
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 and the fabulous Cutty Sark. Then it continues onwards through central London, crossing the Thames via the Millennium footbridge. It’s then past the Tower of London, and on to the Olympic Park, before returning to Woolwich via the foot tunnel.
As Macmillan are an official partner you get a 50% discount on the ‘Charity Sponsorship’ registration fee when signing up to support us. Head to the Macmillan Ultra Challenge page to find out full details of prices and to sign up.
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Why should I join?
You’ll get full support and hospitality on the way, leaving you to focus on your challenge:
• Join as an individual or team
• Multiple distance options
• Camping packages available
• Take on the challenge at your own pace
• Fully supported and signed route event
• Food and drink provided
• Medical and welfare tents along the course
• Access to an exclusive Ultra Challenge event app
• Finisher’s medal, t-shirt, and glass of fizz - plus other goodies available!
How we'll support you
As part of Team Macmillan, you'll receive:
But most importantly...
We'll provide you with a reason to keep going because you'll know that you're helping improve the lives of people living with cancer.
Donations make up 98% of our annual income so we simply couldn't do what we do without you.
More about this event
For full information on this challenge, please visit the Macmillan Cancer Support Ultra page. You can also find the FAQs here or contact the Action Challenge event organisers directly.
Please make sure you have read our Terms and Conditions before signing up.
Ready to join?
By joining us you'll know that you're helping improve the lives of people living with cancer in the UK today.