Thames Path Challenge

Saturday 7 September

Walk, jog, or run alongside the UK's most famous river. Starting from West London, this route takes you to gorgeous Hampton and Runnymede, the birthplace of the Magna Carta, before finishing with a big family fun-day in Henley-on-Thames!

Whether you choose the Full 100km Challenge, the Half, or the Quarter option, you'll be joining more than 3,000 people of all ages and experience levels for this unforgettable challenge.

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Event/Service information

Date and time: Saturday 7 September 2019 - 06:45 AM
Cost: See list above
Contact details: www.thamespathchallenge.com.

Choose your challenge

Full challenge

  • Secure your place for £13.50 when you pledge to raise £595
  • Secure your place for £99 when you pledge to raise £299

Half challenge

  • Secure your place for £9.00 when you pledge to raise £395
  • Secure your place for £64.50 when you pledge to raise £199

Quarter challenge

  • Secure your place for £4.50 when you pledge to raise £245
  • Secure your place for £39.50 when you pledge to raise £199

Special offer

Until Tuesday 30 April you can get up to 25% off registration fees. See details at the link below.

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Your MS Superstar VIP package

When you fundraise with us you'll receive:

  • an MS Society t-shirt to to make you look the part on the day
  • a welcome pack crammed with fundraising tips and materials to help you reach your goal
  • support from our dedicated events team to help you achieve your goals
  • pace walkers, marshals, medics and massage
  • cheer packs for your supporters, so they can boost you to the finish line!

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We'd love to have you on our team!

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Fancy a different kind of challenge?

If this isn't for you, get in touch to find out what else we have in store.

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