Jurassic Coast Challenge 2022
Join 2,000 adventurers of all experience levels and ages and walk, jog or run the spectacular Jurassic Coast – a World Heritage Site.
A Poole Harbour start, it’s on to Corfe Castle, across to Lulworth Cove, past Durdle Door, with ups and downs all the way to the Weymouth halfway point. For 100km challengers – the route passes Portland Bill, nature reserves, along the western end of Chesil Beach to West Bay’s famous cliffs (of TV’s Broadchurch fame) before a finish line celebration in vibrant Bridport.
With Half and Quarter distance options also, with full support and great hospitality all the way – there’s a challenge here for everyone!
Be part of the team in 2022 and we’ll support you as you help us pick up the pace to a cure!
Important information from the event organiser
Registration Fee is non-refundable. At least 50% of the minimum sponsorship target should be with the Charity by 6 weeks prior to the challenge. At this time the Charity will pay a fee for your place (half the full event place cost – £75 – £185 depending on distance). Failure to meet the 50% target may result in cancellation by the Charity. The remaining 50% fundraising should be with the Charity 4 weeks after the Challenge.
This event is organised by Action Challenge.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the events team events@thebraintumourcharity.org or call 01252 237867.
Event details
When: Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 May 2022
Where: Jurassic Coast
Charity places – registration fee and sponsorship:
- Full – 100km Challenge – £15 reg fee + £595 minimum fundraising per participant
- Half – 50km Challenge – £10 reg fee + £395 minimum fundraising per participant
- Quarter – 25km Challenge – £5 reg fee + £245 minimum fundraising per participant
Other options available – see organiser’s website for full details.
Supporting you
You’ll receive support from the Events Team including:
- email updates
- links to our fundraising resources
- a t-shirt to wear for the event
- access to a Facebook group for our runners