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The National 3 Peaks Challenge is one of the most popular mountaineering challenges in the UK.
The challenge is made up of climbing three of the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales – within 24 hours! The total walking distance of the National 3 Peaks Challenge is 23 miles (37km) with an ascent of 10,052 feet (3,064 metres).
The event is not for the faint hearted and requires both physical and mental strength, especially as you will be spending some time in the dark on at least one of the mountains.
Sponsorship target: £1,000 (per person)
Registration fee: £150 (per person)
If you would like to self-fund the event, please get in touch for further details.
Places on this event are limited with a maximum of 30 allowed per trek.
For further information and to register for this event, please contact Yvonne on yvonne.west@childrenwithcancer.org.uk
Location: UK (Scotland, England and Wales)
Highest Point: Ben Nevis at 1,345m (Scotland)
Lowest Point: Scafell Pike at 978m (England
Walking Distance: 23miles
Driving Distance: 450miles
Day 1: Pick up in Warrington or Glasgow and transfer to overnight accommodation in Fort William
Day 2: Transfer to Ben Nevis and trek to summit. Transfer to Scafell Pike and trek to summit
Day 3: Transfer to Snowdon and trek to summit. Complete challenge and transfer to drop off in Chester
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