• Where do we start and finish?  

Start at Queenscliff SLSC at 1.30pm.  Please be there by 1.15pm for the briefing.  Finish at Balgowlah Bowling Club, Bareena Drive.  See route map below.

• Are there stops along the way? 

There will be stations at North Harbour Reserve and Clontarf Park - we recommend you take water with you.

• Can I run it? 

Yes - whether you are running or walking, please do so carefully and at your own risk.

• Where do the kids join us? 

Clontarf Park.  For those walking it, suggest families arrive at Clontarf park around 3.15pm however suggest keeping in touch with your families to provide updates on the day.

For those running it, please coorindate this with your families yourselves as some will be faster than others.

• What happens if I hurt myself? 

There will be a designated First Aid walker, this number will be supplied on the day.  In case of an emergency please call 000.

• I am worried I will be too slow? 

We will have a designated tail walker.  If at any point the route is too much for you please let them know and call an uber to the end location or home.

• What happens at the end? 

You are invited to join us at Balgowlah Bowling Club afterwards for Carly May Grazing tables for adults and Sausage Sizzle for kids.

• How do I get to the start and home afterwards? 

Please make your own arrangements to get to the start and to get home afterwards.

• Where does the money I raise go? 

Your generous donations go towards our charity partner Spoke to a Bloke.  Spoke to a Bloke is a charity focused on supporting blokes mental health. This is done through a series of community based events, including Walk for a Bloke and Challenge for a Bloke (including the Bally Dad's 12km Challenge).

Funds raised via these events are being used to fund two core Spoke to a Bloke Projects;

M.I.N.D.S – The MEN IN NEED OF DIGITAL SUPPORT project is an initiative to bring together a wide range of mental health experts, knowledgeable individuals and everyday blokes to create 24/7 help content aimed at supporting adult and younger men.

121 – The 121 project will deliver direct professional help for blokes that need financial assistance and reach those that need it most.

In addition to our projects, our events also serve as medicine.  We enable blokes to be active, to connect, to listen, to learn and to share in events to help build resilience through action.