When: Saturday 11 May 2024
Where: Ightham Mote, Mote Road, Ivy Hatch, Sevenoaks, TN15 0NT
Walk start time: Mass start at 11am. Registration from 10am-11:30am.
Who: Walk in a big group of walkers and dogs or with your family and friends.
Cost: Adults: £12 online (£15 on the day), Children (under 16): free
Distance: 3km (shorter route) or 6.4km (longer route).
Sponsorship: The money you raise through your Great British Dog Walk will help create more amazing hearing dog partnerships that transform deaf people's lives. There is no minimum sponsorship amount and if you don't feel you can raise sponsorship, then please consider making a donation when signing up or on the day.
Terrain: Please note the routes are over varied terrain and some areas can be uneven or steep for this reason we recommend you contact us to discuss any mobility issues. Short route is on hard standing except for a short section of pea shingle.
To discuss mobility issues and restrictions, please contact us at events@hearingdogs.org.uk.
Parking: Parking is available.
Other Facilities: Toilets, Cafe, and Gift Shop.
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