London Halloween Walk

Get your bravest team together of guys & ghouls or go it alone if you dare and meet up with other chilling challengers to take on the scary streets and historic haunts of London. With a full, half, or 10k distance available there is a spooky challenge available for everyone. With a start & finish at the Oval Dungeon, come dress to distress to take part in a hair-raising hike around London.

Once you escape there’s ghostly looped routes, with zombie rest stops, and if you manage to get back in one piece there’s a macabre medal, a glass of the Devil’s fizz, some horrific hot food & drink–and a souvenir bobble hat to ward off the spirits as you head off.

As we are an ‘Official Charity Partner’-signup & commit to fundraising for us!

For full details of the event, and how to join, head to the Ultra Challenge website where you can also sign up online and then look forward to achieving something special in 2023.

https://www.ultrachallenge.com/halloween-walk/

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