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Back in 2005 Coastrek was born.
A 127 km adventure that had trekkers walking around the clock. It was young and unknowing but its vision and cause attracted wonderful, adventurous teams to its starting line. 10 years on the original Coastrekker’s have gone on to scale the most arduous yet breathtaking peaks of Everest and K2, abandoned professions in search of the magnificent and are now employed by the wild – spending days getting to know themselves amongst the many hidden treasures of the outdoors.

Back in 2005, Wild Women On Top was born.
Starting with night trek training sessions, a group of fun, inspired women came along to trek the Coastline by night. Vacant trails became packed with laughing women trekking their weekly worries away. 3 hours evaporated beneath the moonlight in seconds, strangers became friends and every 2 weeks we shared a yummy supper together – none of us knowing that one day we would all climb some of the most breathtaking peaks, together.

It was surprising but very humbling, as I think that there many more inspiring WWOT in the tribe, coaches and wonderful ladies training than me, love them all. Big thank you to all that supported me along the track!!!

Wow thank you its rather overwhelming as we all inspire each other every time we train together!! I feel inspired by all the women at wwot from the super encouraging coaches, lovely staff at the office and all the gorgeous girls at training who have incredible life stories to share, thank you.

By Sammy Page

We all have dreams. Some big, some small. Perhaps yours is to climb Kilimanjaro or maybe you’re enticed by the cultural peaks of Bhutan. You may feel they are outlandish, impossible or perhaps you think they roll too far beyond our limits. One thing I have learnt is that limits are undefined, boundaries are our own creation - so how can you make your impossible possible?