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Kiltwalk | Dundee | 16 August

Get those walking boots on and view the stunning scenery in Dundee: 4.3 or 20 mile options

Choose a 4.3 or 20 mile challenge and walk with friends and family members or on your own. There is no minimum fundraising pledge, all we ask is you raise as much as you can with our help and enjoy yourself! All challengers receive a walkers guide, Kiltwalk finishers medal, snacks and refreshments as well as entertainment and encouragement along the way.

Sign up today and select to fundraise for Child Bereavement UK

When you fundraise for us, you’ll receive:

a welcome email and fundraising pack
a branded top to wear on the day
support from our dedicated team to help you achieve your target
additional fundraising resources upon request
access to training app by our partners at GH Training
e-newsletters with news from across the charity.

Well where do I start, that is one of the hardest things we have competed in - 24 miles of laughter, great chat, sweat and many tears but we did it!

Leanne took part in the Kiltwalk for Child Bereavement UK

Choose your challenge

The Wee Wander

Perfect for the whole family, a 4.3 mile course which takes around 2 hours to complete.

Registration fee: Adults (16+) £13, Children (5-15) £7 and we'll support you to raise as much as you can!

The Mighty Stride

The biggest Kiltwalk challenge for those looking for the ultimate Kiltwalk experience. The 20 mile route takes an average of 7 hours to complete. Participants must be 13 years and over to enter. Training is essential!

Registration fee: £20 per person and we'll support you to raise as much as you can!

Sign up today and select to fundraise for Child Bereavement UK

If you have any questions about the event, please don’t hesitate to contact our fundraising team on [email protected] or give us a call on 01242 515 157

Event details

Where

Dundee

When

Start: 16^th August, 2026 at 8:30am

End: 16^th August, 2026 at 5:00pm

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