An epic journey on Table Mountain
The Volunteer Wildfire Companies (VWS) is worked up to announce the VWS Path Problem 2023, a scenic path run set to happen on the long-lasting Desk Mountain on 14 Might 2023.
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The VWS Path Problem is an annual fundraiser for the VWS, a non-profit organisation that depends on the generosity of the general public to assist its mission. That is the seventeenth version of the VWS Path Problem and it’s as soon as once more designed as a path run with gorgeous views over town of Cape City whereas having fun with the invigorating trails on one of many 7 Wonders of Nature, Desk Mountain. Ranging from Gardens RFC, the ten km or 20 km route will take you on an epic tour of the gorgeous decrease slopes of Desk Mountain and Satan’s Peak, the rambling tracks of Deer Park, the fantastic single-track contour above Tafelberg Highway – all in all an impressive day trip in wonderful Cape City.
Organised and run totally by the VWS volunteers, all proceeds go in the direction of the organisation, a completely volunteer-run, non-profit entity devoted to the safety of biodiversity and the preservation of our pure heritage. The VWS obtain no official or municipal funding and all funds (raised by our volunteers, by way of donations or occasions like this) are used for operational and logistical prices when preventing devastating wildfires within the Western Cape.
Don’t miss your likelihood to be a part of this epic journey on Desk Mountain whereas making a significant distinction in your neighborhood. Plus, Jack Black can be promoting chilly beers after the race and R5 from every beer offered will go in the direction of the Volunteer Wildfire Companies fundraising initiative.
It’s not too late to join this Sunday’s race — register at this time and be part of the VWS Path Problem 2023. Tickets can be found on Quicket.
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