There are a variety of challenges in the UK and overseas which you could take part in to raise vital funds for Seashell Trust. Challenges are a great opportunity to take part in a truly unique and varied experience; they offer you the opportunity to push yourself to the limit while remaining an integral part of the group and enjoying the trip of a lifetime.
Below is just a small selection of the opportunities available to you, please contact Amy Willis on 0161 610 0168 or amy.willis@seashelltrust.co.uk for more information.
Snowdon Training Weekend. You will spend a strenuous weekend trekking in Snowdonia National Park; our route is chosen to provide plenty of undulating terrain as we traverse the Glyderau, one of the Park’s main mountain massifs, and on Sunday summit Snowdon itself (1085m).
Jurassic Coast Weekend. The Jurassic Coast is England’s first Natural World Heritage Site. The trek starts at Durlston Head, just outside Swanage in Dorset and we trek a total of 23miles (36km) over two days along the South West Coastal Path in an east to west direction.
Hadrian’s Wall Weekend. Starting at Lanercost Priory, we trek for 25miles alongside the only remaining sections of the wall, admiring ancient monuments, beautiful scenery and the skill of the Roman engineers who built this famous landmark, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sail the Channel Islands. This is your chance to experience the thrill of sailing a wonderful classic 46ft yawl racing boat. Joining a professional skipper and mate, you and your fellow challengers will sail from Poole to the Channel Islands.
Land’s End to John O’Groats Cycle. Cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats is the furthest possible distance in the British Isles, and a classic challenge that many people dream of. You will cover almost 1,000miles in 12 days, passing through some of the most stunning and remote countryside.
London to Paris Cycle. Cycling from London to Paris is one of the great cycle experiences in Europe. Passing through the picturesque Kent countryside you will cross the channel and continue through the small villages and market towns of Northern France, before reaching the finishing point of the Eiffel Tower.
Arctic Survival Challenge. This unique challenge will take you to Northern Sweden where you will live in the Arctic environment. You will learn a variety of new skills and participate in husky-driving, ice fishing, fire lighting, cross country skiing, and build shelters and snow holes, preparing you for a two-day survival phase.
Sahara Desert Trek. Using Berbers as your guides and a small caravan of camels to carry supplies, you will trek 100km through flat expanse and sand dunes before arriving in Marrakech for a day of exploring the city.