Raised so far
$399,560
Our goal
$500,000
Distance
316 km's
Start
Cooma
Finish
Cooma
Elevation
1,921m
The Cycle Challenge is a unique, annual event, critical to supporting the work of Hartley Lifecare.
The 2021 event will see a change to the route and a new journey for 22 teams of 12 cyclists who will ride from Cooma to Mt Kosciusko and return, a distance of 315 kms.
Each team has 2 dedicated support crew to accompany them the entire journey and we also have over 30 volunteers who help across the entire weekend to ensure the cyclists are safe, comfortable and well fed.
The teams are registered months in advance of the event, however they do sometimes have vacancies for new riders. If you are interested in riding in the Cycle Challenge please contact debmiller@hartley.org.au and we’ll try and get you into an established team.
For photos of our 2019 Hartley Cycle Challenge, please visit deanthompsonphotography.com.au.
CYCLE CHALLENGE RAFFLE 2021
This year's cycle challenge raffle will be done totally online!
All prizes can be found on the poster here including:
- $3,000 Pushy's Voucher
- Accommodation for 1 night at Hotel Realm
- Voucher for Arcidiacono Optometrist
- Gourmet Hamper worth over $400
Click the link below and follow the steps to purchase tickets and allocate toward the team and rider of your choice!
All tickets purchased are tax deductible and will be included as part of each teams fundraising tally for the 2021 event.
Keep an eye on our social media channels for the live draw on Saturday the 26th of February 2022.
Good luck and once again, thankyou for supporting us in helping people with a disability to live their best life!
ONE MILLION HARTS CAMPAIGN
This years Challenge will be a part of Hartley's One Million Harts fundraiser campaign!
One Million Harts invites Canberra and the wider community to support the next major step in Hartley’s journey, the redevelopment of Hartley Court.
With your help we aim to raise one million dollars over the next year to bring this project to fruition, enabling people with disability to live their best lives.
