The Welsh 1000 walk is an event with community at its heart. Led by volunteers, a selection of walks will take place over Wales, using the iconic welsh national coastal paths including, the historic Offa's Dyke path and Anglesey.
When
27 April 2019
Registration fee
£10.00
Where
Wales
There are lots of locations to choose from, take a look at our list!
To be apart of this enjoyable event raising money for a fantastic cause, all you need to do is choose which walk you'd like to take part in, click the link that will take you though to The Welsh 1000 Walk website, complete the registration form, let us know you've registered!
To register your place on a walk, please select your chosen route and follow the link.
Nash Point-Porthcawl: 15 miles: Challenging
Port Eynon-St Madoc: 13 miles: Moderate
Pembrey-Ferryside: 13.6 miles: Moderate
Llanymynech-Buttington Cross: 10.7 miles: Easy
Sedbury Cliffs-Goldcliff: 18.4 miles: Challenging
Church Bay-Holyhead:14.5 miles: Moderate
Trearddur Bay-Abeffraw: 22.7 miles: Strenuous
Once you've secured your place in your chosen walk, we will support you from start to finish. Register with us to receive:
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Or you can send us an email using the button below, or give us a call on 0300 999 3887 and we'll be more than happy to help.
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