Virtual event · 1 September 2026 to 30 September 2026 · Day 13 of 30

Walk for SCN2A Australia

One community, 15,000 km: across Australia from east to west, then around the coast to Darwin. Walk, run, ride or swim wherever you are, log your kilometres, and fund SCN2A research with every one.

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5,897

km covered together

2,038

km this week

126

movers registered

15

teams walking

Live
  • We have passed the 3,000 km distance post, on to the next
  • Uncle ran 16 km
  • Erlina walked 6.4 km
  • Neil ran 9 km
  • Nick walked 4.1 km
  • Sharon walked 4.4 km
  • Toni ran 3 km
  • Veronica walked 3 km
  • Veronica walked 3.5 km
  • Veronica walked 3.5 km
  • Vanessa rode 4 km
  • Vanessa rode 4 km
  • Maria walked 6 km
Live progress

Our route, step by step


Our community has covered 5,897 km of the 15,000 km route (4,000 km across the country from Brisbane to the west coast, then around the coast through Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Cairns and the tip of Cape York to Darwin): 39% of the way. The crossing is done and we are on the coast. Next distance post: 6,000 km, 103 km to go. On the road: 126 movers · 15 teams.
Community progress
5,897km

of 15,000 km · 39% of the way across and around Australia

The crossing is done and we are now turning south from Perth, heading around the southern coast to Adelaide. Keep up the great work. We will continue to tally and push the limits of how far our Australian movers can go.

If it were all on foot, that is roughly 7,736,995 steps. Every kilometre from every walk, run, ride and swim moves the marker along the road. Totals update the moment you log an activity, and weekly leaderboards reset each Monday.

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Why I walk

Walking with Will


Will with his mum and dad on a rainforest walk at Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve

“I like to walk with my mum and dad, just keeping moving keeps me calm. I like to walk where I can see pelicans and highland cattle.”

Will Pierce

Will is now 24, and was diagnosed at 14. He lives on the Sunshine Coast with his parents and twin sister Ella. He has two highland cattle, Rocky and Freddie, and loves pelicans.

Weekly recognition

Heroes are made in September


Hero of the Week

Walking his Highland cattle.

Will

Walking his Highland cattle.

Week of 7 September 2026

Superhero of the Week

Walking for Jacob crew

Team Laps for Jacob on the move.

Week of 7 September 2026

Photo of the Week

Glenny High girls walking for SCN2A

Glenny High girls walking for SCN2A

Week of 7 September 2026

End-of-Walk prizes

Prizes for the biggest team and the team that walks the furthest. Would your business like to donate a prize? Get in touch, we would love to hear from you.

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Leaderboards

Who is carrying us west


Top movers this week

  1. Kait Marsilio · 335.2 km · Laps for Jacob 🤍
  2. Heather Renton · 147 km · Storm Boy Will
  3. Sharon · 82.2 km · Laps for Jacob 🤍
  4. Sarah J · 64.2 km · Jazzicians
  5. Kathryn Brown · 63.9 km · Cirque du Sore Legs
  6. Maddison Smith · 61 km · Rare Disease NSW Team
  7. Uncle Kane · 59.7 km · Zoe’s Tribe
  8. Kris Pierce · 59.6 km · Storm Boy Will
  9. Erlina · 54.8 km · Team Epifunomics - Epilepsy Functional Genomics Lab
  10. Craig · 52 km · SCRS Superstars

Top movers overall

  1. Kait Marsilio · 1,123.5 km · Laps for Jacob 🤍
  2. Heather Renton · 265 km · Storm Boy Will
  3. Sharon · 183.7 km · Laps for Jacob 🤍
  4. Craig · 145.5 km · SCRS Superstars
  5. Bairdy · 140.5 km · SCRS Superstars
  6. Maria Crema · 136.5 km · Laps for Jacob 🤍
  7. Sarah J · 136.5 km · Jazzicians
  8. Kathryn Brown · 135.7 km · Cirque du Sore Legs
  9. Andrew Pattison · 121.4 km · SCRS Superstars
  10. Maddison Smith · 118.4 km · Rare Disease NSW Team

Every team (16)

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15,000 km is a long way. Together it is four weeks.

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