We’re now sold out for 2025, but contact us in case of cancellations.
Jeremy Edwards
Founder, friend, fierce competitor
1975 - 2025
4 hours of fell running, mountain biking and a special section (which could be anything from kayaking to climbing a waterfall). Collect as many points as possible through skill, stamina, navigation and careful planning the night before over a drink or two…
And as it’s our 10th Dig Deeper event, with your help we’re aiming to raise over £500,000 in total for our charities!
This years’ amazing sponsors have donated enough money to ensure every penny of your entry fee goes to our charities.
And we’re very proud to have been recognised by Anthony Nolan at their recent Supporter Awards by winning ‘Organisational Fundraiser of the Year’
We couldn’t have won it without you.
Our amazing sponsors from 2024
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Find out where your colleagues and friends finished over the last few years
The Race
A gruelling fell run, cycle and surprise activity in and around the Lake District
Travel and accommodation
YHA Langdale boasts stunning views over the Langdale Pikes
"As well as being a perfect excuse to get into the Lakes for some exercise, the race has raised over £450,000 for charity in total. This exceptional sum will undoubtedly have a pronounced effect on real people’s lives... which makes the pain I am still feeling in my legs absolutely worth it"
Our chosen charities
Anthony Nolan
Each day Anthony Nolan gives the chance of life to three people
with blood cancer by facilitating a transplant for them. Sadly though, we still can’t help everyone who needs us. The maths is simple: the more money we raise, the more lives we can save - which is why your support is so vital. A huge thank you to everyone taking part.
Henny Braund, Chief Executive, anthonynolan.org
353
353 was set in memory of my nephew Conrad Lewis who was killed in Afghanistan. We try to help bereaved families to those who came back with life changing injuries from the conflict in Afghanistan; providing long term support to a variety of charities and to make as big a difference as possible. It is about spirit and having the courage to change what you can. Get busy living.
Paul Lewis, 353.org.uk