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Be part of something life-changing and Trek to fight MS

17 August 2022

Lace up your trekking boots and soak in the extraordinary views of Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, as you travel with purpose through this ancient and spectacular landscape.

Join Team MS from 28 May – 2 June 2023 and forge life-long friendships as expert guides lead you through rugged mountain ranges, towering cliffs, spectacular gorges and stony sheltered creeks.

You’ll hike sections of the Famous Heysen Trail and visit many renowned landmarks, including Wilpena Pound, Mount Remarkable National Park, Brachina Gorge and Alligator Gorge.

We’re committed to improving the lives of Australians living with multiple sclerosis, and we know that together we can make a real and abiding impact in the fight to beat MS.

We’re offering you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join this small and enthusiastic team and see how together, we make this happen.

By joining The MS Plus Ikara–Flinders Ranges Adventure, you’ll have the chance to experience the Aussie Outback in a unique and memorable way while raising vital funds to help in the fight against MS.

You’ll walk away with treasured moments and the knowledge that you have been a part of something life-changing!

Places are limited, and sure to book out!

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Be part of something life-changing and Trek to fight MS