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Date of event: 01 September 2007
Energetic people are needed to join a 25-mile sponsored walk in aid of the NSPCC.
The HACK (Hike Against Cruelty to Kids) took its first steps in 2005. Two years on the challenge has become a landmark in walkers' diaries.
In 2007 the HACK will take on a new route exploring the Last of the Summer Wine country, West Yorkshire. The challenge is a 25-mile circular route taking place on Saturday 1 September 2007.
Over the past two years more than 700 walkers have donned their boots to cover 35-miles of the National Park, North Yorkshire, from Kirkbymoorside to Scarborough. Over £122 000 have been raised so far for the NSPCC to help stop cruelty to children.
The new route covers much of the South Pennines and Peak District - starting at Hade Edge, Holmfirth and includes parts of the Kirklees Way, the Pennine Way and the Trans Pennine Trail. Registration has already started - visit www.canuhackit.co.uk for further information or call 0113 2299 313 . The registration fee is £12.50 (non-refundable) and you must be over 18 years of age to take part.
You can also set up your own fundraising page to raise money for the event.
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