🏔️ One Trek. Thousands of Metres. One Life-Changing Cause.

On 18th October, I head back to the Himalayas for another epic adventure.

Four years ago, I trekked to Everest Base Camp — an unforgettable experience — but this challenge will be far tougher. This time, I’ll be trekking in the Annapurna range, home to Annapurna I, the 10th highest mountain in the world, standing at a staggering 8,091 metres.

The trek will take me to Tilicho Lake, the largest high-altitude lake in the world, sitting at 4,919 metres, before crossing the legendary Thorung La Pass — the highest accessible trekking pass in the world at 5,416 metres.

When I trekked to Everest Base Camp, I set my fundraising target at £534.60 — 10p for every metre of altitude at base camp. Thanks to incredible support, I raised just over £4,500.

💥 This time, my target is £600 — again based on 10p for every metre we’ll reach.

But here’s the challenge…

👉 What if we could turn that 10p into £1 per metre?

📊 Challenge: £1 for every metre climbed. Thousands of metres. One powerful cause.

I will once again be raising money for Motor Neurone Disease, a cause that means a great deal to me. This journey will push me physically and mentally in extreme altitude and conditions, and I hope it can help raise vital funds and awareness.

Every donation — no matter the size — brings me one step closer to the summit and helps support an incredible cause.

Thank you so much for your support 🙏