Challenges & Events
Events and challenges are a vital part of the fundraising that helps us to support older people across Scotland.
With options from walks to marathons to abseils, there are lots of ways you can get involved.
The Drop
Inspired by military orienteering, this event offers something a little different and involves a lot of skill.
Kilomathon Run
There are plenty of 5ks and 10ks out there, but the Kilomathon offers a running distance with a little bit of a difference.
Kiltwalk
Dust off your kilt, and get your walking boots ready...the Kiltwalk is back for 2025 with an additional date for the ever popular Glasgow Big Stroll.
Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2025
The UK's fastest marathon has reached capacity for marathon and half marathon places. There are still places remaining for the 10k, 5k and Hairy Haggis Relay Race if you would like to take part in one of Scotland's most popular scenic running events.
Kelpies Abseil Experience
Grab your places for Age Scotland's Kelpie climb and abseil!
Women's and Men's 10k Glasgow
Get your friends, family or colleagues together and take part in this all women or all men 10k event through the heart of Glasgow.
Zipslide the Clyde
From Glasgow's Riverside Museum at 100ft high, you'll zip 1245ft across the Clyde, taking in the views of the city like you've never seen before.
Scottish Half Marathon and 10k
The Scottish Half Marathon is the ultimate running experience combining fast, flat routes with stunning views of East Lothian's Golf Coast.
Women and Men's 10k Edinburgh
With the Women and Men's 10k Edinburgh, you can make a positive difference to your life, or someone else’s and be part of something special.
Loch Ness Marathon
With spectacular scenery and a fantastic atmosphere, the Loch Ness Marathon is a truly memorable experience. With full marathon, 10k, 5k and Wee Nessie run options, there's something for all the family.
Firewalk
Be bold and Firewalk for Scotland's older people.
Bungee Jumps and Bridge Swings
Take on the ultimate adrenaline challenge with a bungee jump or bridge swing 40 metres over the River Garry.