The Great Wall of China has been voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Stretching for 6,000km, it zig-zags its way across China, snaking across mountains and through valleys.
This is an incredible trek along this magnificent structure, over watchtowers and mountains, through historic battlements and to the top of the ‘Heavenly Ladder’ at Mutianyu.
You will place your own brick in a section that is currently being restored, ensuring your imprint is left on the wall for all time, a very special privilege, unique to the tour operator we work with for this challenge, Global Adventure Challenges.
The sponsorship you raise by trekking as a part of #TeamHft will help us empower people with learning disabilities to make their own choices, including finding a job, building friendships and relationships and taking part in activities. Every day Hft makes this happen through the support of people just like you.
As an Hft team member for the Great Wall of China trek we will make sure you are looked after from the day you join the team to the time you conquer the Heavenly Ladder!
When you join #TeamHft you will receive:
An exclusive #TeamHft Welcome Pack
Your very own Hft t-shirt
Access to a wealth of fundraising knowledge to inspire you to see that sponsorship money rolling in, remember if you ever need us we’re only a phone call away
Grab your boots and take on one of the new Seven Wonders of the World for #TeamHft
If September 2021 doesn’t suit you, we have alternative date to choose from:
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