This is a new Ultra Challenge, set in the stunning Gower Peninsula – the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and famous for its golden beaches, limestone cliffs, wild moors, ridges, and woodlands.

Get active & explore some of the Capital’s historic areas with a tour of the ‘gateway to London’ along the Thames’s eastern section. 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!

Take on the ‘South West’ challenge for 2026 – taking in the first Minehead section of the stunning & famous 630 mile Coastal Path, and with an extensive ‘basecamp’ in the shadows of the impressive Dunster Castle.

Take in some of the best of the Surrey hills, the North Downs Way, and the surrounding countryside. A route with real variety and some wonderful scenery & views – and easily accessible from London.

This challenge has an Eastbourne start, moving up Beachy Head, over the magnificent Seven Sisters, and along the famous South Downs Way National Trail with stunning views over the sea to a Brighton mid-point. With 100km, 50km, 25km and 10km challenge options available - there's a challenge to suit everyone.

The full Thames Path Ultra Challenge follows England’s greatest river, from Putney Bridge past Hampton Court, on past wonderful historic scenery through Windsor and all the way to Henley. With distances ranging from 10km to 100km, there's something to suit all paces and preferences.

This 50km looped route covers some of the best of the Chilterns countryside. Starting & finishing at a Base Camp in Henley Showground, there's a Saturday night celebration BBQ & entertainment with camping options. Passing through nature reserves, forests, and a few hills with great views - it's a route with real variety, and some wonderful scenery - and it's all easily accessible from London!

This is the end of season Ultra Challenge – in the ‘Garden of England’ – with a basecamp near Maidstone, parking & weekend camping options. The main 50km looped route heads around the Kent Downs – starting on the North Downs Way, through picturesque Aylesford, and following the River Medway to Mote Park at halfway for a picnic.