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"Amazing event as ever Ben. This is our second year as a company engaging Ben from Project Active to look after us. This time in the Brecon Beacons for a team-building hiking day. It was a great weekend, topped off with a truly memorable video of our event. We love working with Ben; he is a consummate professional who makes these events fun and inclusive. - Thanks again. I highly recommend Project Active. Ed Creasey |
"Project Active Norway 2024 - This trip gets 5 stars from me in all areas and is an absolute must-do. A stunning part of the world that should be on everyone’s bucket list, and from the moment I left my front door everything was taken care of, the organisation from start to finish was faultless and I can honestly say there is not a single aspect of this trip that could of been improved on. If you're going anywhere, make it kayaking and hiking the fjords of Norway with Project Active—you will not be disappointed!" Jake Bassi |
"The Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 event was brilliantly organised, and the communications information was helpful and informative. There was ample opportunity to ask questions and resolve any queries. At the event, Ben was fantastic. His experience and knowledge really shows. He deals with any issues head-on and finds a way to get things done. His guidance and encouragement saw the whole group enjoy and achieve success in the challenge. It was a great experience. Thank you." Alex Cattaway |
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Don't be afraid to take on a new challenge – you might surprise yourself with what you're capable of and discover the real YOU.
Going on an adventure can bring new experiences, broaden your horizons, and create lasting memories. It can be a fun and exciting way to break out of your daily routine and try something new. Challenging yourself can help you grow and improve as a person. When you push yourself out of your comfort zone, you develop new skills and gain confidence in your abilities. This can lead to personal and professional growth and greater self-awareness and fulfilment. Additionally, Whether hiking through the mountains, paddling along the river or cycling on an old, forgotten route, there is something truly exhilarating about the unknown alongside good people. Going on an adventure can be a truly transformative experience. It's an opportunity to pursue a specific goal, overcome obstacles, and learn valuable life lessons. |
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Malvern Hills Walkabout (Day Hike)Sunday 26th January
immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Malvern Hills. With their rolling peaks, ancient pathways, and stunning views, the Malvern Hills offer an unforgettable experience for walkers of all abilities.
Why Walk the Malvern Hills?
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MTB Group Ride
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Black Mountains 'Dragon's Back'
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Friday 18th April
Start your Easter weekend with a breathtaking paddle board journey into the heart of Oxford.
As the sun rises over the iconic skyline, casting a golden glow on the dreaming spires, we'll glide along the tranquil waterways, soaking in the beauty of the morning. This unique experience is perfect for all levels, from beginners to experienced paddlers. A warming drink somewhere to conclude our sunrise adventure. Imagine the city awakening around you as you peacefully paddle through its historic heart. Spaces are limited, so book your unforgettable Easter experience today!
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BUCKET LIST OPPORTUNITY
HIKE, KAYAK AND CAMP THE NORWEGIAN FJORDS
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Wave goodbye to the office and head to Bergen where you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your accommodation in Voss. After settling into your hostel for first night, head out to grab dinner locally. If you're feeling brave, you could try a quick dip in the Vangsvatnet lake before settling in for good night’s sleep before hitting the road, floating down the water tomorrow, hiking and two nights Wild Camping witha nice warm city centre hotel for our last night - WHAT A WEEKEND!!
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Saturday 17th May
Grasmere, The Lake District
The Cumbrian Challenge is the annual flagship fundraising event for Walking With The Wounded. We want to show our support and experience a memorable weekend in the Lake District alongside Walking With The Wounded staff and volunteers.
Project Active have entered a team for 'The Tougher' challenge, which consists of -
The ascent profile for this route is the equivalent of completing Ben Nevis, plus another 70m. There’s no doubt that this is a real challenge and is for experienced hikers. You will need to be capable of undertaking significant distances with several ascents thrown in and have a good level of fitness. Pre event training for this route is a must! |
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Take on Exmoor’s toughest challenge and battle the elements in our most exclusive and challenging event yet.
Based on the ancient ‘Chains’ area of Exmoor, the routes take you through some of the most remote parts of Exmoor National Park. Each obstacle has been created naturally over time through the history and legacy of the moor. Run, walk, scramble, swim and tunnel your way around 5km, 10km or 10 miles of Exmoor awesomeness! Sounds like a challenge? Keep reading…Join the tribe and be part of something much bigger than just a race. Stay the night before or for the weekend and meet with our Tribe and your fellow entrants to plan your attack and get acclimated to the surroundings. Whilst you’re running your family and friends can be making their way to viewpoints to keep their eye on your progress Get in touch to book your your place with us |
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Escape the everyday with a scenic walk along the historic Oxford Canal.
This picturesque journey takes you from the charming market town of Banbury to the dreaming spires of Oxford, offering a unique perspective of Oxfordshire countryside. Why choose this walk?
Choose a distance that suits you - 25 mile, 20 mile, 15 mile, 10 mile or 10 mile You simply meet us on route at the designated meet point Starting Point: Banbury Canal Basin, with convenient parking and transport links. Finish Point: Oxford City Centre with convenient parking and transport links. |
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Our Annual Event!
Our 18th time of doing this. The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge takes in the peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough, usually in this order with aim to complete the 24.5 miles in under 12 hours. These peaks form part of the Pennine range, and encircle the head of the valley of the River Ribble, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. To complete this route is to undertake one of the great outdoor challenges of the UK. It will be a tough day, but worth it for that feeling of satisfaction upon completion. |
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BUCKET LIST OPPORTUNITY -
HIKING AND CANYONING ADVENTURE
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