Our aim is to help you earn a marathon medal by safely completing 42km walking over very flat and open countryside. Our events are accessible, diverse and we and remove barriers to entry and are attentive to detail and your welfare.
We pride ourselves on building teams, confidence and friendships.
The Giant Walk starts in Hale on Mersey and continues along the estuary to the Ship Canal approaching Stockton Heath. After a lunch rest, we take the transpennine trail and Bridgewater canal past Lymm through Dunham to finish in Hale Cheshire – A full distance marathon with plenty of facilities en route
Endurance walking can be daunting, so we make a marathon medal as accessible as possible by assuring you with our training and qualifications, your training, tips, and supporting you throughout the days running up to the event.
As long as you are prepared, and can completed several hours walking in your intended kit, then we will keep you safely going to the end. The Giant Walk route is very flat, and our support vehicle carries additional medical and other equipment and is your moving base for the day. This is why it is also an excellent team building CSR day for corporate teams.
The Giant Walk encourages participants to fundraise for a cause of their choice. We are a Just Giving approved event, and you can raise money or awareness for any UK Registered Charity. We find that whilst walking, posting on your social media is an excellent way to engage your supporters who will see your marathon unfold.
Trek leaders are trusted with your safety as their number one priority, and are qualified in the UK to lead groups. The style of leadership is inclusive and transformational helping you safely develop your personal journey.
This trek route is assisted by volunteer guides and mentors who remain in contact with Event Control during the day, keep you on route, safe and at the right pace for you.
If you want chip timing or a competitive atmosphere, we are not for you!
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