3 Peaks Challenges

 

Height climbed: 10,000 feet

Mountains Climbed:

Ben Nevis (Scotland): 1344 metres

Scafell Pike (England): 978 metres

Snowdon (Wales): 1085 metres

National Three Peak Challenges 

Normally starting near Fort William, Highland, and finishing in Llanberis, Snowdonia - this makes an ideal team challenge that may be completed over a weekend. However, if you have the time, it's well worth staying in Wales after your challenge to enjoy a celebratory drink or two before having to face the long drive home. Teams trying to complete the challenge without stopping overnight before or after the challenge often find they are exhausted simply from the huge amount of travel involved - most popular format involves an overnight stay in Fort William accommodation , starting your challenge next day.

Although many groups organise and plan their own Three Peaks Challenge, a large amount of groups wish to take part in an Organised and Supported challenge event alongside a number of other similar teams. Many charity fundraising events require a large pledge, sometimes as much as £6000, from your group.

Those wishing to take part in an Open Three Peaks Challenge with just a simple entry fee, and no fundraising committment may consider the

OPEN THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE SERIES 2011

Or join a small group of like minded individuals on a fully guided and supported Open Bus Three Peaks Challenge - 2011 events priced at £329 per person.

Merseyventure Three Peaks

The 24 hour Three Peaks Challenge

Located near Settle in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Horton-In-Ribblesdale makes a convenient and superbly scenic base for your Three Peaks of Yorkshire Challenge. Although most people aim to complete the route within 12 hours, this popular challenge makes an excellent weekend event, with Horton having plenty of hotels, Inns, B&B's and also camping and bunkhouses.

The Yorkshire 3 Peaks is often used as a group training challenge before taking on the national 3 Peaks Challenge. More info than a wiki..!