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This exciting and strenuous marathon distance challenge of 26.2 miles will have you trekking along this stunning world famous historic landscape. The challenge takes us from near Lanercost Priory along the line of the roman wall to Chester’s Fort. The route encompasses some of the most prominent remains of the wall.
When it was first built, Hadrian’s Wall ran along the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire and stretched from the East to West coasts of Britain, from Bowness on Solway to Wallsend on the north east coast. It is a remarkable feat of construction and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and cuts through Northumberland National Park.
This is a sustained physical challenge across some varied terrain. You will be walking for approximately 12 hours and covering 26.2 miles.
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