Whatever your interests, motivations or group size, we are specialists in designing and delivering professional adventure challenge events.
You may have tiny idea of what you'd like designing but don't know how to bring it to life. This is where our expertise steps in. We've worked with hundreds of participants, companies and charities to create:
With a passion of adventure, delve in to our knowledge to be part of something exceptional.
We are experts in designing and delivering Bespoke Challenges exclusively for you and your group. Not every client is the same, so our consultation process means you'll get exactly the event you want.
Alternatively, take advantage of joining one of our Charity Challenges designed and delivered on behalf of one of our charity partners and help them to raise some essential funds.
Our flagship event - Pedal, Paddle, Peak with 150 participants, runs each year. The team provides an expert service and the delivery highly professional. We felt their passion for designing and delivering excellent challenge events.
Krishan Solanki
Challenge Events Manager - Muscular Dystrophy UK
"A flawless experience from start to finish. Thank you for creating an incredible staff challenge and fundraiser for our charity partner 'Mind'. Using bikes, canoes and trekking meant the logistics for the event were complex but you seamlessly delivered a professional event which was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone".
Paul Brooks
Managing Director, Property and Asset Management - Lambert Smith Hampton
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Would you get off the sofa and try to run a marathon without any training? No?! With a good base level of fitness, endurance and cardiovascular training, the challenge will still be hard, but the enjoyment levels will be higher and you’ll minimise the risk of injury.
You don’t have to be an Iron Woman/Man to complete a long distance trek or DofE Expedition. Far from it. By following a these TOP 10 TIPS, long distance trekking is available to anyone; you just have to be sensible, do some focused training and work a bit for it. The results are a more enjoyable trek, limiting the possibility of injuries.
