35KM SCENIC WALK

Join us for 35km of fun and laughing out loud along this bloody beautiful course!

Start in the grounds of beautiful Carrick Hill House

Head past the Botanic Gardens and the Zoo, then follow the River Torrens to the coast

Meet the ocean at Henley Beach and enjoy the final few km's with beautiful ocean views

Take the last steps of your 35km challenge at Glenelg

Fully supported course with checkpoints along then whole way.

Start in the grounds of beautiful Carrick Hill House

Head past the Botanic Gardens and the Zoo, then follow the River Torrens to the coast

Meet the ocean at Henley Beach and enjoy the final few km's with beautiful ocean views

Take the last steps of your 35km challenge at Glenelg

Fully supported course with checkpoints along then whole way.

35KM SCENIC WALK

Join us for 35km of fun and laughing out loud along this bloody beautiful course!

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Join the Movement to cure mito

Walk with us to stand up and support people affected by mitochondrial disease

Join the Mito Movement

in The Bloody Long Walk

to help kids like Noah

Meet Noah

Born at just 29 weeks, Noah’s journey has been anything but easy. Despite years in hospitals and several diagnoses, his condition remained a mystery. Some doctors lost hope, but Noah’s family never stopped fighting. At five, he received a preliminary mito diagnosis, confirmed at eight.

Noah is now 16 and embraces life with an unstoppable spirit. He navigates the world in his wheelchair affectionately named, "Bumblebee".

As Captain of the Mito Movement and 2023 Moorabool Young Citizen of the Year, Noah is truly an inspiration. He says, “I want to be a leader who represents diversity and disability and to change the world for people like me.”

Noah brings joy wherever he goes. Though mito has taken much from him, it hasn’t dimmed his spirit. He says, “I choose to be happy."

To everyone taking part in The Bloody Long Walk — thank you for supporting Australians like Noah.