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Money raised
168 |
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Total Walkers
12 |
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Total Donations
3 |
The twelfth annual Byron Coastal Charity Walk will see people take on 12, 24 or 36km along the stunning Byron Coast. Enjoy picturesque beaches and walking tracks from Byron to Ballina whilst raising funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service.
As a social, non-competitive walk, participants can walk or run at any pace and choose to enter individually or in teams. The event is fully supported with snacks, drinks, marshals on track, medical assistance and lots of great entertainment.
For a limited time only, we are offering an EARLY BIRD discount for the 2025 walk. Register before Friday 25 October and enter the discount code below to receive $10 off your registration.
USE code
EARLYBIRD10
for $10 off your registration
Each participant is encouraged to fundraise a minimum of $300 for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. This fundraising helps keep the Rescue Helicopter ready to respond to those who need it most. Click here to see the impact of your fundraising.
When you register, a fundraising page is automatically generated to help you get started.
Participants can walk or run at any pace, however our Coastal Charity Walk is a non-competitive social event.
Participants can enter individually or in teams of any size.
Minimum age is 12 years old (accompanied by a paying adult).
You can view a map of the route on Google Earth
- Byron Coastal Charity Walk Cap
- Byron Coastal Charity Walk Medal (if requested)
- Chipped Event Bib to track your time
- Fruit & Water Refill Stations
- Free Shuttle Bus from start and finish lines
- Professional event management and safety services including: en route medical support, podiatry and traffic control services
We would like to acknowledge the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation who are the Traditional Custodians of this land which we live, work, and stand on. Arakwal people retain a strong connection to Country; actively caring for flora and fauna and land and waters. We ask that you respect and help look after Country And Culture. We also acknowledge and pay our respect to Elders both past and present and the extended Aboriginal community.
