The Peak District Challenge 2015.
A walking or running challenge of: 25km, 50km, 75km or 100km.
18-19 September 2015.

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Copper Challenge – 25km

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Bronze Challenge - 50km

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Silver Challenge – 75km

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Gold Challenge – 100km

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The event is organised by Wilderness Development in aid of multiple charities, including our chosen charity SALVE International, working to reduce the number of children living on the streets in Uganda through education and care.

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Copper Challenge – 25km, 9 hours

An achievable challenge, following a circular route from Hathersage to Chatsworth and back via Curbar and Frogatt edges.

You needn’t be a super-hero to attempt this challenge!

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Bronze Challenge – 50km, 12 hours

The Bronze Challenge has a total ascent of 530m and at its highest point reaches 464m.

A 50km circular route taking in the valleys of the dark peak, and the scenic trails of the southern peak district.

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Silver Challenge – 75km, 24 hours

850m of ascent. Not to be underestimated, this route follows the easiest and flattest routes between eight checkpoints, but covers a long distance. For determined walkers or joggers.

Hope Valley – Ladybower Valley – Millarsdale – Bakewell – Hope Valley

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Gold Challenge – 100km, 24 hours

With extra ascent (2800m in total), to make the 24 hour target you’ll need to average 4kph. The ultimate Peak District challenge, and should be attempted by fit and experienced hillwalkers who want to see the best that the Peak District has to offer. You’ll visit high points and viewpoints on your way between checkpoints, and there is a lot of climbing involved. Gold Challenge info