Climbing Everest is seen as the pinnacle of human endurance and over 3 days, 12 hours each day, Thursday September 3rd, Friday 4th and Saturday 5th, Bryce Alford, Ultra Endurance Athlete and Fundraising Manager for Headway Jersey, The Brain Injury Charity will be taking on this epic challenge by going Beyond Everest with the goal of reaching 10,000m+ of elevation over the steepest hills, cliff path and castle steps in Jersey, The Channel Islands, UK and aiming to raise £10,000 to help keep Headway alive.

Wherever you may be in the world, from the 3rd and throughout September, you can run or walk, climb the stairs at home or at work, or explore new locations to challenge yourself whilst Reaching Higher For Headway.

How high are you prepared to climb?

The choice is yours and here are just a few of the mountains around the World for you to set your sights on!

Mount Everest - 8,848m Nepal

Mount Kilimanjaro - 5,895 Tanzania

The Eiger -3,970m Switzerland

The Combined 3 Peaks - 3,408m UK

Half Dome - 2,694m Yosemite National Park, USA

Mount Kosciuszko - 2,228m. Australia

Mer De Glace - 1,913m France

Ben Nevis - 1,345 Scotland

Mount Snowdon - 1,085m Wales

Scafell Pike - 978m England

Record your altitude in metres achieved at the end of each week on your Race Nation log in page

Join the Beyond Everest Virtual Challenge Strava Club here and check in on your progress throughout the challenge.

https://www.strava.com/clubs/719743

Join the Beyond Everest Virtual Challenge Facebook Group here and share your challenge experiences from around the World with other intrepid Headway Hero's.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/966829937090484

Entry £15( + admin fee) includes Beyond Everest Challengers wooden medal.

Raise £25 and receive a bespoke Beyond Everest Achievement engraved wooden medal.

By reaching new heights for Headway Jersey, The Brain Injury Charity, you will be helping to continue our life changing work, following the loss of £100,000 due to Covid-19. Each year it costs £350,000 to provide our services including neuro-physio, cognitive and exercise therapy.

The thriving members centre also provides social interaction to those who have suffered from Stroke, Brain Tumour, Aneurysm and Accidents amongst many other causes.