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Doinit for Charity

This summer we have two challenges planned, Climbinit and Hikinit. The details and logistics are still being worked out. These trips will be self funded and 100% of all donations will go to the selected good cause.

Charities announced!

We will be climbinit for Cancer Research UK and Medecins Sans Frontieres. More info coming soon, but if you can't wait you candonate here,right now.

Climbinit Extravaganza

This summer we attempt to summit three European peaks:

Mount Teide, Tenerife: 7th - 11th May
The world’s third largest volcano overdue an eruption will be our first challenge. Flights are booked and we hope to summit within a few days. We are currently organising the required permits to allow the team reach the peak at 3,718 metres above sea level.

Mount Olympus, Greece: June TBC
The home of the Gods stands at 2,917 metres above sea level making this the highest mountain we’ve climbed yet. Our trip will start at Thessaloniki were we’ll make our way down the coast to the small town of Litochoro, the last stop before we spend three days on the mountain.

The Mount Zugspitze, Germany: 25th - 30th July
The highest mountain in Germany combines spectacular scenery with perhaps the most challenging terrain leading to its peak at 2,962 metres

Hikinit - Outer Hebrides, Scotland

Crossing the Outer Hebrides –The longitudinal nature of this island chain make it a great challenge to cross on foot, yet it’s astonishing that no official long distance footpath exists. Whilst plenty of short Km paths around these islands exist most visitors concentrate themselves in focal areas. Very few set themselves the feat taking in the whole chain. Stunning scenery and loads of wildlife awaits those who try bridging these islands. The few small settlements will provide an insight in to a unique way of life here which has frontier feel about it. The expected hike will start at one of the main southern settlements of Barra and end at administrative capital of Stornoway some 140 miles later. A trip to St Kilda on the extremities of the UK, and whose population was evacuated in the 1930’s is also on the cards as part of this challenge.

Once we’ve completed these challenges we will of course publish the relevant articles in the appropriate sections of this website.

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