Killin Mountain Rescue Team member John Lovegrove will take on the Montane Winter Spine MRT Challenge North 2025 race across the iconic Pennnine Way to raise much-needed funds for the rescue team.
A brave mountain rescue volunteer is gearing up to take on a non-stop 160-mile race across the iconic Pennine Way to raise money for the rescue team.
With a 108-hour time limit to complete the course, runners will cross some of Britain’s most punishing terrains, including the Yorkshire Dales, Northumberland National Park, Hadrian’s Wall, and the Cheviots when the race begins on Monday. “By supporting my race, you’re not only cheering me on through this demanding challenge but also helping the team continue their vital work, which sustains and safeguards everyone drawn to our remarkable outdoors.
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