A three-day, two-night Scottish Highlands challenge, stepping away from the boardroom and into the wild.  This is more than an adventure, it’s a test of resilience, teamwork and leadership in one of the UK’s most remote and breathtaking landscapes.

Just like the young people The King’s Trust supports, no one will be left behind. Our event partner has created an inspiring program that will both challenge and accommodate all levels of fitness and abilities.

Weather
The walk will be going ahead rain or shine! Please check the weather and dress accordingly. 

Transport
The closest train station is Hampton Court, trains run to and from London Waterloo. The earliest train gets you into Hampton Court at 7.34am. 

If you wish to drive to the start, there is parking available in Hampton Court station car park and it is £7.90 all day. 

Please make sure you check your travel ahead of time. 

Clothing
Please wear comfortable shoes. If it is wet on the day, a fresh pair of shoes and socks for the end may be a welcome change.

We recommend bringing clothing to cover all basis, the great British weathere can be very changable, especially in October. A small backpack would be useful for carrying a rain coat, a water bottle and small items throughout the day. 

There will be a vehicle available to transport any additional bags/items that you do not want to carry with you. The van will be at the start, the lunch stop and Fortnum and Mason (the finish point).

There will be Walk the Talk t-shirts for all walkers (if requested) which will be given to you on the day.

Food and drink
Food and refreshments have been generously donated by Marks and Spencer. There will be options to cover all dietary requirements.

If you have an allergy or intolerance that has not already been specified on the registration form, please let us know.  

Please bring a reusable water bottle that can be refilled at the rest stops. You are also welcome to bring your own food if you would prefer. 

Support
You will be met at the start by King's Trust staff, the Walk the Talk committee and MASSIVE staff (our third-party event organisers). 

There will be walking guides leading the group throughout the day, as well as a cyclist roaming the route. They are there to ensure no one gets lost, and support throughout the day with any issues or concerns (including first aid). 

As above, there is also a vehicle available to transport any additional bags that you don't want to carry with you. The van will be at the start, the lunch stop and Fortnum and Mason (the finish point).