River Wye 85-Mile

Paddling Challenge

Bespoke Fundraising Adventures with Unforgettable Impact

3 or 4 Days
85 Miles
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Paddle the River Wye

Take on British Canoeing’s longest challenge—85 miles over 3 days, from Glasbury Bridge to Redbrook, along the stunning border of England and Wales. The Wye is regarded as one of the finest lowland landscapes in Britain with plants and animal life of international importance. On the river you can see kingfishers, otters and salmon. In the Forest of Dean, wild boar and deer roam freely.

Challenge Options

3-day

British Canoeing’s longest challenge

85 Miles
3 Days
Difficult

Designed to be taken on over 3 days, this beautiful challenge takes you on a journey along the border of England and Wales.

Trip Overview

  • Distance: 85 miles over 3 days
  • Difficulty: Moderate-to-Difficult, with some Grade 1 and Grade 2 rapids

Wildlife: Spot kingfishers, otters, wild boar, and deer along the way

3-Day Challenge: From £390 per person

4-day

British Canoeing’s longest challenge

85 Miles
4 Days
Difficult

We suggest completing this route over 4 days, with your final day as a short one. However, you may decide to do it in a shorter or longer time period.

Trip Overview

  • Distance: 85 miles over 4 days
  • Difficulty: Moderate-to-Difficult, with some Grade 1 and Grade 2 rapids

Wildlife: Spot kingfishers, otters, wild boar, and deer along the way

4-Day Challenge: From £520 per person

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Challenge Provisions

What's Included

  • Transport
  • Expert canoeing instructors
  • Training plans
  • Equipment hire and optional wild camping
  • Photos to capture the journey

What You'll Need

  • Quick-dry, breathable outdoor clothing
  • Waterproof jacket and trousers
  • Spare set of clothes in a dry bag
  • Comfortable footwear
  • Snacks for energy
  • Reusable water bottle
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River Wye 85-mile Kayak Trip, Glasbury-on-Wye to Redbrook fundraiser for MacMillan Hereford
We were blessed with beautiful weather over the first two days - suncream was the day’s essential travelling companion and we were left constantly marvelling at the glorious course the river takes you on. We'd never kayaked on clearer waters than the stretch between Glasbury & Hereford. The local birdlife know a thing or two about happy fishing grounds and while we get our fair share of herons, egrets, cormorants, kingfishers and the like on the Avon, we'd never seen such an abundance of wildlife on the Wye during our first day.
In aid of Hereford MacMillan
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