The much-anticipated Hog Charge 2025, held at the beautiful Northlands Ranch, has once again proven to be a spectacular showcase of teamwork, endurance, and community spirit. This year’s edition raised an impressive KES 7,647,920, breaking records and solidifying the event as a cornerstone of environmental and educational initiatives.
The Hog Charge, a mountain bike orienteering competition, brings together pupils, parents, and friends of schools across Kenya to compete in an adventurous and action-packed day. More than just a sporting event, it aims to support the Rhino Ark Charitable Trust, an organisation dedicated to conservation efforts, particularly in preserving Kenya’s water towers and protecting endangered wildlife species.
This year’s event was monumental, with an impressive 199 teams of four participants each, making it the largest turnout in the history of the competition. It was inspiring to see young people embrace the challenges, pedalling not only for victory but for a greater purpose.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the participants, sponsors, organisers, and volunteers who made this year’s Hog Charge such an overwhelming success. The enthusiasm and generosity demonstrated by everyone involved are a testament to the power of collective effort.
As the dust settles on this year’s event, we look forward to Hog Charge 2026 with even greater excitement and determination to make a difference. Let us continue championing the cause of conservation while inspiring the next generation to take an active role in protecting our planet.
