FAQs

Sunday 29 March 2026.

We have two options available – there is a 30km walk from Anderson Park, Neutral Bay to Manly and a 15km walk from Middle Head, Mosman to Manly. Check out the Walk information page to learn more.

We’ll do our best to accommodate your request but please note wave time numbers are limited. We recommend checking in with your walking buddies before registering to coordinate your preference.   

To request a change please email community@schf.org.au.

This year, every participant who makes a personal donation of $50 or more will receive our exclusive SCHF socks. T&Cs apply.

When you raise $105 you will receive your official Walk for Kids with Cancer wrist sweat bands.

We recommend wearing comfortable shorts and closed toe shoes or runners. It's best to train in the same footwear you'll wear on the day to avoid any nasty blisters.

When you raise $230 you will receive your official Walk for Kids with Cancer t-shirt.

This is an all-weather event so please keep an eye on the weather forecast and dress to the conditions. 

• Sun safe clothing. 

• Weatherproof clothing (pending weather conditions). 

• A spare pair of socks. 

• Your own drink bottle to refill along the course. When you raise $510+ you will receive your exclusive SCHF water bottle pre-event. There will be no bottled water available​.

• Sunscreen. 

• Snacks to keep you going (there will be some available along the course but extra is recommended). 

• Basic first aid kit such as bandaids, paracetamol etc

There are four refreshment stations along the course where you can rest, rehydrate and replenish on snacks and fill your water bottles at council water bubblers.

If anyone requires medical attention on the day, our fully trained and equipped medics will be there to assist at the check points. Should you need to contact them along the course, please use the number provided on your map.

Unfortunately, this course isn’t suitable for wheelchairs, prams and strollers due to the number of stairs and uneven surfaces along the walk.

Unfortunately, not. The walk goes through a National Park where furry friends aren’t permitted.

Every effort will be made for the walk to go ahead safely whether it be rain, hail or shine. Should there be any unforeseen changes to the event we will communicate with participants via email and SMS.

Your bib will be numbered, colour coded for your start time and GPS chipped. Please write your emergency contact details on the back of your bib. No bib no walk.

On average you should allow 6-8 hours to complete the 30km walk and 4-5 hours to complete the 15km walk.