Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
The information here is intended to help you plan your walk. It's very important to note that the events listed below are only the walks that have been registered on this site. This is not a comprehensive list of all the events.
This chart shows the total amount of participants, day by day. This might be useful when choosing the date of your challenge.
Below you will find more details about individual walks that have been added to this site. This might be useful when considering the start point for your walk.
Destress will be starting at Other with 2 participants
Mcmillan cancer will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 3 participants
NOCCO Enough will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 3 participants
Discover Adventure will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 400 participants
Marie Curie will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 200 participants
"This is a repeating event for the charity, with the event base in the Village Hall on Chapel Lane. The event will be supported by mountain guides from EightPointTwo and first aid support from Remote Medical Rescue. "
Discover Adventure will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 400 participants
Test will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale on a solo attempt
British Red Cross will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 500 participants
"Take on this fantastic and challenging 24 mile walk in the three peaks of Pen-y-ghent (691m), Whernside (728m) and Ingleborough (723m) and raise vital funds to support the work of the British Red Cross here in the UK. "
Global Adventure Challenges will be starting at Horton in Ribblesdale with 40 participants
By notifying us of your group’s walk your group will receive:
Importantly, you show others you are commited to minimising your group’s impact on the area, maximising the experience for all involved and playing your part in helping to look after the Three Peaks.
We will never pass your personal information on to a third party.
Our role is to promote good practice. We try to ensure events are organised in a way that has minimal impact on the National Park and provides benefits for the local community and businesses. We do not decide if walks can or cannot go ahead.