It’s the end to end walk this weekend.
Almost 400 people will be trekking from one side of the Island to the other covering over 39 miles.
It starts at the Point Of Ayre and finishes at the sound.
Although it’s not as long as the Parish walk it’s said to be just as gruelling in parts.
One of the organisers Robbie Lambie told us more about it (audio above)
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