The Frontline Walk takes place over 5 days. We meet in London on day 1, Wednesday 7th October, and return to London on day 5, Sunday 11th October. The actual walking takes place over days 2-4.

The itinerary can be found on the 'route' tab above.

The exact route varies each year and will be released closer to the Walk. You can see the route outline by clicking on the specific tab above.

This depends on the route, but we will walk an average of 22 miles a day. The first two days of walking are usually further than the last day.

We meet in Wellington Barracks early on the morning of day 1, Wednesday 7th October 2026.

The exact meeting time will be confirmed closer to the event, but please be aware it will be very early and if you do not live close to London you may wish to book a hotel the night before. 

We will return to Wellington Barracks on day 5, Sunday 11th October 2026. 

Meeting times for Wellington Barracks will be confirmed closer to the date, but we will depart very early in the morning of the first day and return in late afternoon of the fifth day.

Specific timings for each walking day will be confirmed on The Frontline Walk, as they are subject to change dependent on weather. However we can confirm it will be an early start each day. 

• Return transport from London
• All transfers whilst on the trip
• Accommodation throughout on a twin room ensuite basis (single rooms available at an additional cost)
• All meals and snacks, except breakfast on day 1 and lunch on day 5
• Trip historian
• Experienced tour guides and support crew, including medical support
• A full bespoke training guide
• Frontline Walk t-shirt and finishers medal
• Charity point of contact with regular newsletters and comms until the event

The minimum age is 18 for the Frontline Walk. There is no upper age limit, but if you are over 65 at the start of the Walk you will need a doctor’s note from your GP confirming you are fit and healthy and there is no medical reason that you should not take part in the Walk.

The total fundraising target is £1,400 and the deadline is the 30th November 2026. 

You must have raised £750 of this by the 20th July 2026 to confirm your spot on the event. 

ABF covers your travel, accommodation and food, plus other expenses such as medical cover and support staff. We ask you to have raised £750 by the 20th July to ensure these costs are covered.

Unfortunately, you will not be able to take part.

Due to rising costs both in the UK and in France, we have no choice but to increase the fundraising target to cover the charity's costs. The £750 covers travel, accommodation and food, plus other expenses such as medical cover and support staff.

We will do everything we can to help you raise the minimum sponsorship but failure to do so may prevent you from taking part in future events for ABF.

When you sign up, you'll be created a fundraising page which already has all the information about The Frontline Walk on it, all you need to do is add a photo, a little bit about yourself and start sharing your link! If you're stuck for ideas, we also have a Facebook group set up just for people taking part in The Frontline Walk who always have plenty of ideas to keep you going. Every year we, and the people who take part are amazed at the genorosity of the public in supporting our fundraisers. 

Gift Aid is not included in minimum sponsorship targets.

Yes, absolutely – it can make your fundraising target easier to meet if you fundraise together. You can even have a team fundraising page. Just remember that the sponsorship target is per person, so if your individual target is £1,400 and you fundraise as a pair, you’ll need to raise £2,800 together.

Many companies will match up to 100% of the donations you collect. Each company has a different policy and so please contact your HR or CSR teams to find out more.

Yes, simply order your materials from this link - Fundraising Resources.