Help beat cancer step by step with South Coast and Jurassic Coast hiking events
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Cancer Research UK’s Big Hike will take place along the South Coast on 29 June and the Jurassic Coast on 13 July to raise money for life-saving research.
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Suitable for everyone from first-timers to regular ramblers or experienced hikers, the one-day event offers half or full marathon distances.
The South Coast event will take in breathtaking views along the spectacular Seven Sisters cliffs, past stunning coastlines and beautiful rivers.
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Hide AdThe Jurassic Coast event will offer incredible views of the Dorset Coast and the Hardy Way.
Walkers will be supported every step of the way. The routes are clearly signposted with friendly volunteers on hand, support points with snacks and drinks and a hot meal at the finish. Participants will also receive a Big Hike finisher medal and recorded walking time to recognise their incredible achievement.
Cancer Research UK has teamed up with hiking experts to provide a comprehensive training plan and fundraising advice is also available to help people make every step count.
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Hide AdSam Morris, Cancer Research UK spokesperson for the South East and the South West, said: “Nearly one in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime**, but all of us can support the research that will beat it. That’s why we’re urging beginners and seasoned walkers alike to play their part and help our scientists to keep making new discoveries.
“Signing up for Big Hike is a great opportunity for people to set themselves an achievable challenge and enjoy some spectacular scenery – all in aid of a good cause.
“Whether supporters walk with friends and family or go solo and meet new people along the way, there’s no greater motivation to take part than knowing you’ll be helping to save lives.”
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Sam continued: “Thanks to the generosity and commitment of our supporters, together, we are beating cancer. Every day, people are being diagnosed earlier, have access to kinder and more effective treatments, and in some cases, cancers are prevented completely.
“We want to bring about a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. By signing up to Big Hike and raising vital funds, people can help us take big steps towards more big breakthroughs.”
Sign up now at cruk.org/bighike