Events
Disability Snowsport UK - World Record Attempt
25 September 2023,
The Greatest Distance Skied By A Team Of Seated Skiers In 8 Hours
On the 25th September 2023, a team of 8 will attempt to create the world record for the furthest skied using seated ski equipment at the Chill Factore in Manchester. Please give your support to help more disabled people enjoy Snowsports!
Be a part of history and make a difference – whether you’re cheering from the sidelines, donating to support our athletes, or entering our online raffle for a chance to win incredible prizes!
Scan the QR code to donate or enter the raffle!
The Raffle
Dreaming of mountains? You can win £500 to spend on Berghaus kit or a day out at Chill Factore, and get ready for winter.
There’s a £500 Berghaus voucher up for grabs and four £50 vouchers for Chill Factore Manchester to buy your new kit or get some pre-season runs in.
By entering the raffle, you’re helping to make sure that disabled people can be more active, make friends and have fun by taking part in snowsports. Just three raffle tickets are enough to pay for a child’s first lift pass and open a lifetime of possibilities. If you would like to help us further, please consider making a donation alongside purchasing your raffle tickets. Please donate here: DONATE
The Story
Proudly supported by Berghaus and Chill Factore, on the 25th September 2023, a team of 8 will be attempting to create the world record for the greatest distance skied by a team of seated skiers in 8 hours.
The target is to ski further than 44 Km in 8 hours which equates to the team skiing the Chill Factore slope 38 times per hour on average.
The team of 8 is attempting the World Record attempt in support of Disability Snowsport UK (DSUK) the money raised will go towards enabling people who have all types of disabilities to have the opportunity to take part in snowsports at adaptive snowsport schools across the UK.
Disability Snowsport (DSUK) provides individuals with any disability or illness the chance to participate in adaptive snowsports and live healthy, active lives. The money raised through the World Record Attempt will support DSUK to create life-changing opportunities through adaptive snowsports that help develop independence and create memorable experiences those with disability or illness.
