London 2 Brighton Challenge

London 2 Brighton Challenge (CHALLENGE)

London/Brighton

There’s 100km of trails on this exhiliarating challenge with over 60% of it being off-road.

You'll take in some wonderful countryside views before the final climb over the South Downs with the coastline in view at last - and the welcoming finish line awaits down the home straight of Brighton Racecourse.

Please click here to sign up for this fantastic challenge.

50km and 25km routes also available at lower deposit and fundraising cost.

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