
A Hope Walk is a sponsored event organised by Myotubular Trust, or by one of our wonderful supporters. Despite the name, our ‘walks’ are open to all abilities – all three have accessible routes.
Our first Hope Walk took place in London in 2008, and apart from the lockdown years, we’ve been walking together ever since.
Each Hope Walk raises vital funds for research into myotubular and centronuclear myopathy. Together, we’re helping drive progress towards treatments and a better understanding of these rare conditions.
Most of all, Hope Walks bring our community together. Families, friends, and supporters join us for a few hours with a shared purpose. New friendships are made, and many people return year after year.
Who can take part?Everyone is welcome. All routes are accessible, and you can walk at the pace that feels right for you. Children can join in (they remain the responsibility of their parent or carer), and dogs are welcome too. You can come on your own or with a group — you’ll always find friendly company along the way.

LIVERPOOL
Sunday 13th September
Starting at the Liverpool sign at Liverpool ONE, this route takes you through the Royal Albert Dock and along the Mersey. You’ll pass landmarks including the Beatles Museum and the Tunnel of Green Love Hearts, and cross one of Liverpool’s swinging bridges. You can finish at 5k or walk back to the start.
LONDON
Took place on Saturday 6th June
Beginning on London Bridge and finishing in Battersea Park. This 10k route followed the Thames and crossed 10 of the city’s most iconic bridges. You can read more about the walk here – a day of solidarity, memory and hope.
MILTON KEYNES
Took place on Saturday 11th July
A peaceful 7k loop around Caldecotte Lake, with a small detour to avoid uneven ground. We start and finish behind the Premier Inn Caldecotte. You can read more about the walk here – it offered hope, help and an enjoyable day of walking in Sukhi’s memory that Harvey and Suri want to repeat.

How to registerJust email contact@myotubulartrust.org and tell us which walk you’d like to join. We’ll ask for a few details, including T‑shirt sizes, and send you the event Terms and Conditions.
No. Thanks to generous sponsorship from McCarthy Stone, our T‑shirts are provided free of charge. We simply ask that you raise what you can. Every penny raised will help further research.
We’ll send you a link to the event fundraising page. From there, you can set up your own page — or a team page — in just a few minutes. If you prefer, you can simply share the main event link with friends and family.
Every penny you raise, including Gift Aid, comes directly to Myotubular Trust. Our fundraising platform, Zeffy, doesn’t charge any fees.
Since the charity was founded in 2006, all of our running costs have been covered by grants and corporate donations. This means every pound raised by supporters goes exactly where it should: directly into research.
Can’t join one of our organised walks?You can still take part by organising your own Hope Walk in your hometown. That’s how our Liverpool and Milton Keynes walks began — with supporters who knew their local area and wanted to help.
You can make a donation to the main ‘Hope Walks’ fundraising page. Every contribution makes a difference.
We’re here to help. Just drop us an email and we’ll get back to you.


The 2026 Liverpool Hope Walk takes place on Sunday 13th September at 11am

Another hugely popular walk with an option of 5K or 10K routes this walk returns again in 2006. Meeting at the iconic Liverpool sign, organiser Kate has planned a journey which takes us along the historic Royal Albert Docks and the River Mersey to see some well known landmarks – to include the Beatles Museum and The Tunnel of Green Love Hearts. We also cross one of Liverpool’s swinging bridges. To read more about last year’s walk see Families and friends unite for the Liverpool and London Hope Walks, 2025
The 2026 London Hope Walk took place on Saturday 6th June at 10.30am

The 10 bridges Hope Walk is always pure joy from start to finish, and 2006 was no exception! We started on London Bridge with the stunning backdrop of Tower Bridge behind us. From there we set off across 10 of London’s iconic bridges, taking in some famous landmarks en route to our final destination, Battersea Park. To read more about last year’s event, please visit London Hope Walk 2026 – A day of solidarity, memory and hope.
The first 2026 Milton Keynes Hope Walk – a day to hope, walk and help. The thinking behind having a MK Hope walk was that is would be a very different environment to a city and also be dog and wheelchair friendly. In addition, our dear departed daughter Sukhi loved to scoot around it in her wheelchair. Sukhi had the remarkable ability to get lost going from one side of a gate to the other. She would often go to the Caldecotte bar that we started from with her friends and although she was confident of navigating there, she used to ask me how to get back! This coined the instruction “keep the lake to your right” and it proved very useful on the day of our walk. This is also why we chose a clockwise circuit. You can read about the day here.

With a huge thanks to the organisers of previous Hope Walks and their sponsors.

Bournemouth Hope Walk

Bradford Hope Walk

Brighton Hope Walk

Cork Hope Walk

Cromer Hope Walk

Devon Hope Walk

Manchester Hope Walk

Oldham Hope Walk