40 miles on foot in one day
Year | Reports | Results |
2023 | download | |
2022 | download | |
2021 | download | download |
2020 | COVID-19 | Cancelled |
2019 | download | |
2018 | download | |
2017 | download | |
2016 | download | |
2015 | download | |
2014 | download | |
2013 | download | |
2012 | download | download |
2011 | download | download |
2010 | download | download |
2009 | download | download |
2008 | download | download |
2007 | download | download |
2006 | download | download |
2005 | download | download |
2004 | download | download |
2003 | download | download |
2002 | download | download |
2000 | download | download |
Number of Crossing Report - see who has successfully completed this walk 5 or more times Download
THE BADGES
The 2, 5, 10 and 15 crossings badges are awarded to walkers who have
successfully completed the Ridgeway Walk (we've called these
crossings for the past 20 years or so) for the number of times shown
on the badge. The crossings need not be done consecutively so, for
example, a walker who successfully completed the Ridgeway Walk for
the first time ten years ago and comes back this year and
successfully completes another crossing will be entitled to the 2
crossings badge.
Awards for 2, 5 and 10 crossings were first awarded in 1977. The
badges were green for 2 crossings and red and black for 5 and 10
crossings respectively. The badges were tin pin badges but they just
said 'Ridgeway Walk 40 miles' on them.
In 2006 the red cloth badge was introduced to replace the tin badge
for 5 crossings. The 10 crossings cloth badge was introduced in 2007
and the 2 crossings badge was introduced in 2008. The colour of the
2 crossings badge was changed from green to blue as green is
currently being used for the general badge.
Also in 2008 the 15 crossings badge, was introduced.
Trevor Brown presenting a shield to Rob McGavin for his 40th crossing - May 2022 | Trevor Brown presenting Susan Clements with a shield for her 20 crossings - May 2022 |
The
Ridgeway40 badge is available for purchase by all participants who
complete the 40 mile walk.
Pedometer carried by a Ridgeway40 walker showing a total of 78,284 steps!