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Led by an experienced mountain guide from RAW Adventures, you can head to the Lake District and take on the challenge of conquering Scafell Pike to raise vital funds for the cats and kittens in our care.
Join a group of like-minded walkers for a safe and supportive experience as you climb England's highest peak. You'll be achieving something amazing and you might even make some new friends along the way!
Visit the RAW Adventures website to choose your date and sign up directly. Don't forget to let our team know you're taking on the challenge for Cats Protection!
Take on this challenge with mountaineering experts who can offer a range of dates to take on the mighty Scafell Pike!
For 2025, choose from:
Watch this space for 2026 dates!
For this trek we ask you to raise £200 to help the cats and kittens in our care.
We'll be with you every step of the way from sign up to the summit! In the lead up to the climb, we'll provide full support and ideas to help you exceed your fundraising commitment.
During the trek, we'll be led by a mountaineering expert who will guide our group safely up and down the mountain. It is physically demanding, so you will need to have a reasonable level of fitness and be suitably equipped.
You'll enjoy a great day out and achieve a personal challenge at the same time! What's more, by raising £200 you could provide a full health check for a cat including blood tests, neutering, microchipping and vaccinations.
Teams at our 34 centres and around 210 branches work tirelessly to help abandoned, unwanted and neglected cats but they couldn't do it without your support. You're able to choose any local Cats Protection branch or centre to receive 100% of the money you raise from your challenge, helping the cats in your chosen area.
When you join Team Cats, you’ll get a first-class experience including:
If you have questions, please call our Events team on 01825 741 960 or email events@cats.org.uk.
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