Why not take the plunge and make a bungee jump for East Cheshire Hospice?
Thrill-seekers are invited to take a giant leap over Tatton Park in aid of the much-loved Hospice.
Organisers the UK Bungee Club claim the 300 ft drop is the highest regular jump in the country.
Fundraiser Luke Hughes who is organising a bungee challenge.
The Hospice has partnered with Run for Charity for the event held over a picturesque lake on the weekends of April 13/14, July 6/7 and October 12/13.
Entrants will have a few seconds to appreciate the vast deer park and stunning scenery before leaping off a platform suspended from a crane.
Luke Hughes, Community and Events Assistant at the Hospice, said: “Dare you get involved in this exciting challenge? It’s not for the faint-hearted but it may be on your bucket list.
Fundraiser Luke Hughes who is organising a bungee challenge.
“We know from experience that lots of our supporters take part in wild and wacky adventures to raise funds and hopefully this challenge will appeal to those with a head for heights.
“This is the first time we’ve teamed up with Run for Charity and there will be lots more challenges available in the future.
“The benefit is that we don’t need to worry about the logistics and cost of putting on these events, but it’s easy for supporters to sign up and support the Hospice.”
To enter visit www.runforcharity.com/east-cheshire-hospice-/tatton-bungee.
Entry is £120 (plus £4.80 booking fee) and entrants must agree to raise £200 for the Hospice.