It is an ideal team-building opportunity for any workplace.
Cancer Society Northland community fundraiser, Natasha Judd, said 41 teams with just over 500 people from throughout the region registered and took part in the Relay.
"It was good to see participants from a mixture of areas. It got a little bit soggy but the weather certainly improved and all really enjoyed it."
Most of the participants, she said, camped at the event venue overnight on Saturday and had a big breakfast yesterday organised by Pak'nSave.
One in three New Zealanders will be affected by cancer in their lifetime.
Cancer Society Northland provides free support services and information for people going through cancer treatment. It also funds important scientific cancer research and implements health promotion initiatives to reduce cancer for future generations.
The society receives no direct government funding and relies on the generosity of New Zealanders to provide these services.