Date
Saturday 25 September 2027
Registration Fee
£24.50 per person
Team Size
Teams of 2 or 4
Date
Saturday 25 September 2027
Registration Fee
£24.50 per person
Team Size
Teams of 2 or 4
This year we’ve teamed up with The Elements Series to bring you the second instalment of ‘Pedal Paddle Peak’ on the Jurassic Coast! Cycle a scenic route, paddle through stunning waters and hike dramatic paths in one unforgettable day. Teams of two or four, all food included and safety support every step of the way
Starting from Swanage you’ll embark on a route which provides you with a range of stunning views along the Jurassic Coast
Swap your bikes and boots for paddles! Kayak across the sheltered waters of Swanage bay. Teamwork is the key here.
Hike along a classic stretch of the Jurassic Coast and take in some of the best views the UK has to offer.
Date
Saturday 25 September 2027
Location
Jurassic Coast
Registration fee
Early Bird offer 50% off – £24.50 per person
Team size
Teams of 2 or 4
Sponsorship requirement
£450 per person
What are the key dates for the Jurassic coast event?
When is the online safety briefing?
Two weeks prior to the event. Details and joining link will be emailed to you.
What happens on event day?
You’ll start early, complete the cycle, paddle, and hike sections with your team, and finish with a celebratory hot meal and medal presentation.
How far is the cycle route and what terrain can I expect?
Approx. 50 km through quaint Dorset villages, including some climbs. Road or hybrid bikes recommended.
What is the paddle distance and where does it take place?
Approx. 3km on Swanage. Calm waters, perfect for beginners.
How long is the hike and what is the elevation gain?
Approx. 16km over hills and downs and along Purbeck ridge. Expect challenging but achievable climbs with stunning views.
Are the routes signposted and marshalled?
Yes, all sections are fully signposted and supported by marshals.
Do I need to bring my own bike for the Jurassic Coast event?
Yes, unless you book bike hire. Road or hybrid bikes are best suited.
Is bike hire available and what does it include?
A bike hire service will be available at an extra cost per person. This will include helmet, delivery, collection and mechanic support
Is paddling equipment provided?
Absolutely—all boats, paddles, and life jackets are included. Stable craft make it beginner-friendly.
What clothing and kit should I bring for this location?
Where is the event hub in Swanage?
Full address and directions will be shared after sign-up.
Is parking available at the start/finish?
Yes, details provided closer to the event.
Where should I stay near Swanage?
We’ll share recommended options for all budgets in your welcome pack.
Are there local dining options for Friday night?
Yes, plenty of pubs and restaurants nearby.
What happens if the weather is severe in the Jurassic coast?
We have contingency routes for extreme conditions. Safety is our priority.
Are there alternative routes planned?
Yes, our event partners have mapped backup routes for both hike and paddle sections.
What if I can’t complete a section—how will I be supported?
Support vehicles and staff are available to assist and transport you safely.
Are there any age requirements?
Pedal Paddle Peak is open to everyone 16 and above. Please note that 16 and 17 year olds will need to be accompanied by an adult parent / guardian.
Do we get support with fundraising?
Absolutely! Our dedicated fundraising team will guide you every step of the way. You’ll receive:
Why is there a minimum amount to raise?
Your fundraising powers life-changing work. The minimum target ensures we can:
What happens if I don’t reach my target?
We’ll work with you to help boost your fundraising. Most participants exceed their target with our support and creative ideas.
Can corporate teams fundraise together?
Yes! We offer tailored advice for businesses, including CSR benefits and group fundraising strategies.
“What a great event”
Pedal Paddle Peak isn’t just an adventure, it’s a mission.
By taking on this challenge, you’re supporting Muscular Dystrophy UK and the 110,000 people in the UK living with muscle-wasting conditions.
When you cross the finish line, you’ll know you’ve done more than conquer three challenges.
Race for a reason. Because muscles matter.