The All-New Cheshire Hike

It’s the 54th Cheshire Hike, but not as you know it. 2021 sees an all-new event, with some really exciting changes including brand new age sections, bigger team sizes, and one basecamp with evening entertainment. The event will be held in April/May 2021, and is open to Scouts and Guides between 10½ and 18.

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Cheshire Hike April/May 2021

Cheshire Hike is an annual event run by Cheshire Scouts, for Scouts and Guides between the ages of 10½ and 18.

Across two days, three age sections and four possible team sizes, Cheshire Hike will see hundreds of Scouts and Guides walk between 30km and 60km between start and finish locations that will be revealed just weeks before the event in April/May.

Bookings will open for the hike late in 2020. In the meantime, head to the information pages and find everything you need to know to ensure your team is fully prepared for what will be a very exciting weekend!

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Whether you've volunteered before or it's your first time, we're looking for leaders across the County for all kinds of roles.

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Do you know what's changing for Cheshire Hike 2021? If you haven't watched our video, now's your chance! 3 brand new sections and distances, bigger teams, shared basecamp, lower prices...

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‘Nature and the outdoors are languages that can be learned. Once you identify a beech tree, tie a clove hitch or cook a simple meal over a fire that you’ve built yourself, you’ll never forget it.'

Bear Grylls, Chief Scout

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The All-New Cheshire Hike

Cheshire Hike April/May 2021

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Brand new age sections covering Scouts and Guides between 10½ and 18

Varying team sizes of between 2 and 5 people, counting towards your DofE

One basecamp, with evening entertainment including a silent disco and campfire

Lower participation fees, with a cost per person of just £15

‘Nature and the outdoors are languages that can be learned. Once you identify a beech tree, tie a clove hitch or cook a simple meal over a fire that you’ve built yourself, you’ll never forget it.'