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Homeless Hampers support the homeless and those living in poverty in the Yorkshire region, through the provision of essential supplies, direction and advice.
They strive to challenge the public’s perception of the homeless and promote positive engagement with the vulnerable.
You can find out more about them here
REMAP is the UK’s only charity providing custom-made equipment, free of charge for disabled people.
Every year they help an average of around 3,000 people experiencing disability.
You can find out more about them here
Leeds Bike Mill is a community bike recycling and training co-op, established in 2014.
They are not-for-profit and provide affordable, fully serviced bicycles to people in the community and deliver a range of training courses in bike maintenance.
You can find out more about them here
The 2025 Route will started in the quiet village of Edale.
Hikers had a choice of three routes to choose from, depending on their fitness and experience:
The Edale
A 9.5 mile route that ends in the village of Hope.
The route took in the sights of the Edale valley and had some moderate hill walking.
The Long Edale
Following the same route as The Edale above, this route continued past the village of Hope.
The additional 7.5 miles give participants the chance to spot Ladybower Reservoir.
This route continued to be a moderate hill walk but with the length of the route made it challenging to some.
The Really Long Edale
From the village of Edale, this route was a figure of 8 that loops back on itself to mark the half-way point.
Participants on this route scrambled their way to the highest point in the Peak District.
Then it was back to Edale before heading across to the village of Hope.
The route back from Hope to Edale is the same as covered by The Long Edale.
This will was a tough route for many, as it includes some scrambling, hill walking and covers 22 miles.
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