This multi activity challenge includes some awesome cycling, fantastic trekking and adrenaline pumping white water rafting down the steepest river in Nepal, the Bhote Koshi. Experience the unique and friendly culture of the Sherpa people as you test your physical abilities to the max.

ATD manages this trip in accordance with the latest advice on altitude and acclimatisation. Selection of leadership team on any ATD high altitude trip includes experience of altitude. ATD provides full medical back up in terms of a British qualified doctor equipped with a full medical kit.

Our trek route has been designed to allow our participations to experience as much as possible of the varied landscape of the Sahara, and oases fringed with date palms and acacia. It takes us well away from the established travel routes along a trade route still used by the nomadic Berber and Toureg tribesmen, whom we will hope to encounter during our journey. 

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This multi activity challenge includes some awesome cycling, fantastic trekking and adrenaline pumping white water rafting down the steepest river in Nepal, the Bhote Koshi. Experience the unique and friendly culture of the Sherpa people as you test your physical abilities to the max.

ATD manages this trip in accordance with the latest advice on altitude and acclimatisation. Selection of leadership team on any ATD high altitude trip includes experience of altitude. ATD provides full medical back up in terms of a British qualified doctor equipped with a full medical kit.

Challenge participants each have their own dog sled pulled by a team of 4-6 huskies, looking after each other and becoming a powerful unit by the end of the fundraising dog sled challenge. Dog sledding over 200 kilometres from our base camp into the wilds of the most northern European country of Norway, this event proves to be the charity challenge of a lifetime for many participants. 

Our fundraising adventure takes us to the remote north-eastern side of Kilimanjaro, and follows the Rongai Trail. Above all other walking routes, Rongai retains a true sense of wilderness. The benefits of the route are that there are usually less hikers (usually one-tenth that of Machame) and it is generally considered to be one of the easiest of the quality routes on Kilimanjaro. 

Costa Rica is a tiny country but one of the most ecologically and climactically diverse in the world. It is home to 5 of all plant and animal species on the planet, with natural habitats spanning rainforests, volcanoes, mountains and coastal zones. 

We will be dog sledding over 200 kilometres from our base camp into the wilds of Norway. This charity dog sledding event proves to be an amazing challenge for many participants. With temperatures falling as low as -30c the bond between man and dog becomes essential, and the real essence of teamwork is truly tested in this hostile arctic environment. 

Participants each have their own dog sled pulled by a team of 4-6 huskies, looking after each other and becoming a powerful unit by the end of the charity challenge. The nature of the adventure means that it is run with a relatively small number of participants (13 maximum). Team members are expected to feed, harness and look after their dogs for the entire trip. An ATD expedition leader, supported by an experienced expedition doctor and a local Norwegian guide, will head up the charity expedition.