Lady McAdden Thames Path Challenge: Trek challenge to UK

Lady McAdden Thames Path Challenge

Challenge yourself to eithe an epic 42km or 21km journey through London, following the Thames Path from Hampton Court and trekking a marathon or half marathon distance to Millennium Bridge. Your journey will take you along the river past historic green spaces and gardens, where you’ll see famous landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. You’ll cross several famous bridges, such as Westminster Bridge, as you head east along the river to the iconic sight of Millennium Bridge.

1 days | UK | Tough

How to fund your challenge

This page provides you details of the costs of your challenge.

The costs below are per person.

In Summary

Minimum sponsorship

Pay a non-refundable registration fee of £45.00 when you book.

Raise a minimum of £260.00 for Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Trust.

In Detail

Minimum sponsorship option

You will be required to pay the non-refundable registration fee of £45.00 at the time of booking and raise a minimum amount of sponsorship, £260.00 for Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Trust. You should send your sponsorship money to Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Trust as you raise it. At least 80% of the minimum sponsorship required (£208.00) must be sent to the charity 8 weeks before departure (by 08/08/2026), and the remaining 20% (£52.00) within 4 weeks of completing the challenge (by 31/10/2026). If you have raised the necessary funds, Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Trust will then pay the balance of your expedition costs (which will not exceed 49% of the minimum sponsorship target). The charity benefits by keeping the remaining sponsorship money and every pound over and above that you raise.

What's included?

Before you go

Members only benefits and discounts at a wide range of clothing and equipment suppliers including Outdoorhire, Cotswold Outdoor, Runners Needs, Snow + Rock, Water to Go, The Altitude Centre, Sporttape and Nomad & MASTA.
Sponsorship forms
Access to your own password protected account including support materials and training schedules
Public liability insurance
Risk assessment and emergency management planning
Fitness training notes
Fundraising advice
Support materials (itinerary, kit list, fact file, Q&As, health notes, travel tips, responsible travel policy and guidance)

On your challenge

All challenge management before, during and post event
Packed lunch and drinks
Checkpoint snacks and drinks
Charity Challenge buff, medal and certificate
Full back-up support including first-aid qualified staff and first-aid supplies

What's not included?

Before you go

Travel to and from the challenge start/finish point
Clothing and equipment listed on your Kit List

On your challenge

Evening Meals
Accommodation during the challenge (usually in twin share)
Breakfast before the challenge

The details

Fundraising deadlines

You will need to send your sponsorship money to the charity as you raise it. At least 80% of the minimum sponsorship required must be sent to the charity 8 weeks before departure (by 08/08/2026), and the remaining 20% within 4 weeks of completing the challenge (by 31/10/2026). If you have raised the necessary funds, the charity will then pay the balance of your challenge costs. The charity benefits by keeping the remaining sponsorship money and every pound over and above that you raise.

Raising the sponsorship

Thank you so much for choosing to raise funds for Lady McAdden, we are so grateful of your support, and hope you have the best time on your adventure!

Typical group size

The typical group size is 30 - 80 participants

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Lady McAdden Thames Path Challenge

Sat 03 Oct 2026

In aid of Lady McAdden Breast Cancer Trust

How to fund your challenge

In Summary

Minimum sponsorship

In Detail

Minimum sponsorship option

What's included?

Before you go

On your challenge

What's not included?

Before you go

On your challenge

The details

Fundraising deadlines

Raising the sponsorship

Typical group size

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