Follow the Seagulls | Isle of Wight
Your chance to combine the beauty of the Isle of Wight Coastal Path with its sea views, glades and tall ridges, with your love of wild walking, and support those with brain cancer in each step.
2 races
Event overview
Follow the Seagulls is a long-distance charity trek to help make sure no one has to face a brain tumour alone.
Itβs your chance to do something truly incredible that matches your passion to help the 60,000 people in the UK who are afraid and alone because of their brain tumour diagnosis.
The Follow the Seagulls treks take place annually on the Isle of Wight, Whitby in North Yorkshire, the Fife Coastal Path in Scotland and Dartmouth in Devon.

What to expect
Get together with the wider group at the start of both days and at various points over the weekend, but you will step into the role of navigator on this self-supported walk.
Thereβll be trails to stick to, and fellow walkers to join up with, but youβll have to consult your maps which will be annotated to help you navigate your way around.
Whether you choose to walk alone or as part of a group, you will be ensured an amazing experience!
For someone considering this challenge in the future Iβd say absolutely do it.. it an epic physical and mental challenge
Highlights
- Long distance walk surrounded by coastal views and fresh sea air
- Amble across stunning chalk downland
- Clifftop paths, seaside towns and remote beaches
- Regular checkpoints for energising refreshments
- Complimentary team dinner for 2-day or Saturday walkers
- Ideal for individuals, couples, teams of family, friends and colleagues
- Help brainstrust change the world for the brain tumour community
Event details
- Teams
Location
- Coast
- Rural
- Toilets
Sustainability
- Bring your own cup
- Public transport links
- Sustainability policy
Races at event
- Sat 16 - Sun 17 May 2026
- #1 of 2
08:00
Age 18 & over
Sign up £20
Fundraise £200
- 25 miles walking
- Sat 16 - Sun 17 May 2026
- #2 of 2
08:00
Age 18 & over
Sign up £30
Fundraise £500
- 50 miles walking