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🌄 It’s Going to Get Hairy Movember March 2025

Saturday 29th November | Lulworth to Swanage | 21 Miles

Lace up. Step out. Push beyond.

Join us this November for a legendary endurance challenge through the wild beauty of Dorset’s Purbeck coastline. The It’s Going to Get Hairy Movember March 2025 is more than just a walk — it’s a full-on, boots-to-the-ground test of resilience, camaraderie, and purpose.

Expect soaring cliffs, relentless hills, and views so epic they’ll take your breath away — and not just because of the incline. This is a challenge for anyone brave enough to take that first step, whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a first-time adventurer with grit and heart.

🔥 What to Expect

🥾 21 miles of rugged terrain across one of the UK’s most iconic coastlines

💬 Real conversations, real connections with a community of like-minded legends

💪 A shared sense of purpose as we walk for ourselves, each other, in remembrance of Will Pickles and the Nimsdai Foundation

🤝 Support and strength every step of the way – because no one walks alone

🗺️ The Route

Start: Lulworth Cove Car Park, West Lulworth, Wareham, BH20 5RQ

Finish: FONC Lounge, Swanage, BH19 2LN

Distance: 21 miles (33+km) – depending on diversions, possibly a few extra miles

Arrival Time: No later than 07:30am, ready to march

💰 Entry & Fundraising

We are asking for a £5 voluntary donation, which goes to the Nimsdai Foundation.

Want to do more?

Donate more as part of your entry

Or visit Nimsdai Foundation to contribute separately

Want to raise sponsorship? Contact Glen@NimsdaiFoundation.org to get started!

🌍 Why We March

We walk to challenge ourselves.

We walk to connect with others.

We walk to support something bigger.

We walk to remember Will Pickles

This year’s march will raise funds for Project Odyssey, a life-changing programme supporting veterans and individuals facing psychological challenges through rehabilitative treks to places like Everest Base Camp and Mount Kilimanjaro.

By taking part, you’re not just walking — you’re helping redefine what’s possible.