Exmoor Rotary Challenge
This is an annual competition between two Rotary Districts, 1175 and 1200. Two routes are provided.
The Rotary Exmoor Challenge is also a gentle competition between Rotary Districts 1175 and 1200 for the Rotary Challenge Shield. Rotarians and their families and friends from each district earn two points for completing the Standard Challenge or three points for completing Greater Challenge. The Governor of the district with the most points formally receives the Shield at a club meeting. However, non-Rotarians are very welcome to join in the walk (pre-booking essential) to increase sponsorship money for Children's Hospice South West and Ene Polio Now. Please GIFT AID the sponsorship and donations if you are a UK tax-payer.
2025 Challenge is Sunday 6th April based from Oakford Village Hall EX16 9ER
We hope that Club members from the South West will rally again and take the opportunity to get out and about for a good cause. We will again be using Oakford Village Hall (Rookery Hill, Oakford, Tiverton EX16 9ER) as our base with two different walks around the area, one 4.5miles, the other 8 miles.
If you require any further information, please contact challenge@exmoor-rotary.org.uk
2024 Rotary Exmoor Challenge:
Last year: A lower than usual turnout for both Districts this year for what ever reason, but thank you all for your support to help run this years event. It was welcomed by those attending.
31 people from District 1175 of which 14 were from Torquay and 12 people from District 1200 of which 7 were from Minehead.
So with the breakdown of who did long or short 1175 32 point and s 1200 11 points The trophy was presented to AG Lynn Smith with members of the Torquay Club by our President Steve.
The 2023 event raised £480 for charity.
Below you may download PDF files, giving information. routes, etc.
* New versions updated 27/3/24
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A few pictures from previous events. The refreshments are legendary!
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The sponsorship raises a significant sum for the Children's Hospice South West, for which we are very grateful. |
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