Celebrating 25 years of Oxfam Trailwalker
It’s time to celebrate 25 years of adventure. Melbourne 2024 will be the final Oxfam Trailwalker in Australia. Ever.
Step back in time with us as we look back on 25 years of sweat and perseverance that’s raised over $100 million to help eliminate poverty all over the world.
A walk through trailwalker history
1999 - Oxfam Trailwalker launches in Australia
Over 100,000 particpants since 1999
Over $100 million raised to support Oxfam’s lifesaving work
Our fastest 100km team completed the Melbourne Trail in 2012 in 9hrs 51min
Most events participated in – Trailwalker Legend Peter Woran is completing his 33rd event in 2024.
82 years - Oldest Trailwalker to complete 100km Brian Green (he's taking on Trailwalker for the 8th time in 2024 – go Brian!)
31,000+ volunteers have dedicated 233,900+ hours to the event over the last 25 years
your chance to win!
Attention all past Trailwalker participants, veterans, and those gearing up for this year's track!
To celebrate the final ever Trailwalker, post a photo of your favourite Trailwalker memory with the hashtag #oaustrailwalker and tag @oxfamaustralia and @oaustrailwalker for your chance to a win a $50 ClassPass giftcard, free souvenirs and coffee from @faircoffee.
Let's reminisce together one last time!🥾💚
Get posting!
Terms and Conditions:
1. The competition will close on the 4th of March at 23:00 AEST.
2. Winners will receive a direct message (DM) from us on the day of the event explaining how to claim the prize.
3. By participating in the competition and using the hashtag #oaustrailwalker, the participant agrees and gives permission for their posted photo to be featured on our website https://trailwalker.oxfam.org.au/
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