Trek 24 - Bedfordshire

On 7 June 2025, trek 24 mile or 24 km high up into the Chilterns through many nature reserves and country parks, giving you sweeping views over Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

Calendar

DATE
7 June 2025

Location

LOCATION
Barton Le Clay, Bedfordshire

Fundraising target

FUNDRAISING TARGET
From £25

Tickets

TICKETS
From £25

Tickets

Choose your ticket type and join us for Trek 24 Bedfordshire!

Sign up before Sunday 2 Feb 2025 to secure our early bird offer!

24 mile / 24 KM - Option one - £25

Pay less for your ticket, but pledge to raise £145.

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24 mile / 24 KM - Option two - £75

Pay more for your ticket, and fundraise as much as you can.

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Route

This trek takes you high up into the Chilterns through many nature reserves and country parks, giving you sweeping views over Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

Click the markers on the map to find out more about each checkpoint, or expand the sidebar in the top left corner of the map, to select your specific route.

 

24 mile route: Start at Barton Hill Farm and trek through Hexton, Barton Le Clay, Sharpenhoe, Streatley, Pulloxhill and Pegsdon before finishing back at Barton Hill Farm.

24 km route: Start at Barton Hill Farm and trek through Hexton, Barton Le Clay, Sharpenhoe, Pulloxhill and Pegsdon before finishing back at Barton Hill Farm.

Please note that final route and details are subject to change, full information will be shared with event participants by email nearer the time.

The Trek 24 experience

Help save lives by completing one (or more!) of our 24 mile or 24 km treks across some of the most beautiful parts of East Anglia. Bring your friends, family and colleagues or trek solo and meet other like-minded adventurers on the way!

Every Trekker gets:

Infographic showing the benefits of taking part in EAAA's Trek 24- including technical t-shirt, finisher medal, free parking, lunch, drink and snack stops, hot meal and celebration drink and a fully supported trek

East Anglian Air Ambulance

Without the EAAA crew that day, Steve would not have met our two youngest grandchildren. We are both now EAAA volunteers. It is our way of giving a little something back to the charity that gave everything back to us. We hope that the people of Bedfordshire will get behind East Anglian Air Ambulance’s Trek 24 this April to support this life-saving charity.

East Anglian Air Ambulance

— Wendy Varney, wife of former EAAA patient, Steve

Frequently asked questions
How do I get to the start line – is travel included?
What is the minimum age for taking part?
Will there be water/refreshments provided at Trek 24?
Will there be toilets on route?
Can I bring my dog? 
What happens if I am too slow? 
Is there an accessible route?
Is there a suggested kit list?
Why do I need to fundraise a minimum amount?
Can I fundraise for another charity? 
What food is provided at Trek24?
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Already signed up?

If you have already secured your place at Trek 24, check out resources and materials to help support your experience before and on the big day. From setting up your fundraising page to help with training for your trek, here’s everything you need to prepare for your 2.4m, 24km or 24 mile walk.

Trek 24 Norfolk- Tying up boot laces

Don’t fancy participating in the event but still want to support the charity?

Our events wouldn’t be possible without support from our incredible team of volunteers. If you’re not quite ready to take on a challenge but are looking for a way to support the charity, we have a variety of support roles, including being an event marshal our on the route, or supporting at our event village.

EAAA volunteers at Trek 24

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