London to Brighton Challenge

Now in its 9th year, 2,000 adventurers of all experience levels & ages will take on a classic capital to coast route, testing their grit over the Bank Holiday weekend. Most will Walk, but many will Jog or Run the full 100km, and with half & quarter distance options there's a challenge for everyone. A Richmond start by the Thames - then the North Downs and wonderful Surrey & Sussex countryside to halfway at Turners Hill. The 100km route heads up and over the South Downs before the welcome sight of the Brighton coastline comes in to view.

Pancreatic Cancer Action

Event details

29th – 30th May 2021

Distances: 100KM Full Challenge, 50KM Half Challenge, 25KM Quarter Challenge

What costs are involved?

Charity Sponsorship Mixed Funding Self Funded
Full Challenge £15 reg fee + £595 in fundraising £99 reg fee + £299 in fundraising £198 reg fee + no fundraising target
Half Challenge £10 reg fee + £395 in fundraising £64.50 reg fee + £199 in fundraising £129 reg fee + no fundraising target
Quarter Challenge £5 reg fee + £245 in fundraising £39.50 reg fee + £119 in fundraising £79 reg fee + no fundraising target

Sign up with PCA to receive

  • Ongoing support from our dedicated fundraising team before, during and after the event!
  • A free fundraising pack and PCA t-shirt!
  • Use of our online, interactive training hub: The PCA T-Zone
  • Finishers certificate!

To be covid-compliant, our new measures include:

  • Ultra Challenges – events hosted outdoors, in open space
  • Staggered starting waves, in singles & pairs, meaning social distancing can be observed
  • Expanded site & format for start, rest stops & finish lines
  • Mandatory face-masks at all rest stops, with clear signage on when masks are required
  • Hand sanitiser and expanded hygiene facilities
  • Temperature checks on arrival & pre-screening for all participants
  • All staff screened before each event
  • Fully compliant with ALL current government guidelines, with scope to adapt to future amendments
  • Action Challenge are continually liaising with councils & SAG groups
  • A proven case study with the Chiltern 50 Challenge – described by a council safety official as “a model event” and will “show others how to do it”
  • Action Challenge are leading from the front – innovating and evolving the model
  • Ultra Challenges can be run in a Covid-secure way, that marathons and other mass participation events may struggle with

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