When Nathan Ansell was run over by a car when cycling in 2015, he didn't know if he would walk again, but he is getting back on the bike to raise vital funds for Pace in Aylesbury.
He is completing the 3 peaks challenge, but to make it even harder he will be cycling between each one!
He has said he wants to do it for all the children with neuro disabilities at Pace who get help and support from the charity.
This is his Itinerary for his epic challenge:
Start on Wednesday 1st September. Drive to Snowdon, climb & descend, sleep.
Thursday 2nd September cycle 162 miles (9000ft climbing) to base of Scarfell Pike, sleep.
Friday 3rd September, climb & descend Scafell Pike, cycle 142 miles (7000ft climbing) sleep.
Saturday 4th September, continue cycling for 113 miles
Sunday 5th September climb & descend Ben Nevis, cycle 102 miles (4000ft climbing) back to Glasgow to catch the train to Liverpool. Cycle 35 miles to parked van. Drive home.
Monday 6th September cycle back to Glasgow (110 miles with 5000ft climbing) to get a train to Liverpool Lime Street, cycle back to Prestatyn (40miles) to van.
To donate and learn more about Nathan's story, visit: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?userUrl=NathanAnsell&pageUrl=1
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