350km by foot , bike & kayak

800km non-stop racing on foot, bike & kayak racing against the best teams in the world

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From 19 October 2023 I was re-united with my Nordic Islands Adventure Racing Team to tackle the harshest of African conditions.

A non-stop North to South journey of Wales by foot, bike & kayak via the 10 highest mountains en route

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My journey began in Conwy at 04:00 on Friday, September 18 and I arrived in Cardiff Bay at 17:00 on Sunday 20.

The race, beginning on August 27 2020, covered a distance of 450 km by foot, bike and canoe along with additional sports such as caving, climbing and abseiling. It was a non stop race with a 50 hour cut off allowing little, if any, time to sleep. 

From the mountains of Sweden to the Fjords of Norway I raced with my team for six days on nine hours of sleep covering over 700km by foot, bike and kayak. We came 4th.

Beating strong competition from around the world, I arrived at the South Pole on December 17 as the First Person in the world to have cycled there. I also achieved the record for the fastest human powered traverse from coast to pole.

900km of non stoip racing by foot, bike & kayak

To test whether I could look after myself in extreme conditions, I raced 600km solo across Lake Baikal on the Central Siberian Plateau. I crossed the line as1st woman and 2nd overall.

From Cape Reigna in the North to Bluff in the South covering 2400km. I also completed the Speight Coast to Coast Adventure Race and came 5th in the Karopoti National Mountain Biking championships

Even at 4408m I suffered from altitude sickness but had a blast standing on the top of the highest mountain in Europe.

Becoming addicted very quickly to extreme challenges, I began racing around the globe on the World Series Adventure Racing Circuit. In each race I have run, biked and kayaked non-stop up to 900km up to six days with little sleep.

My life of adventure began by running six marathons across the Sahara Desert in 48 degrees Celsius!