National 3 Peaks Challenge

The UK 3 Peaks Challenge is an exciting and demanding adventure that tests the endurance and determination of participants. This challenge involves climbing the highest peaks in England, Scotland, and Wales—Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Snowdon. Hikers and mountaineers from all over the world come together to conquer these majestic mountains and push their physical and mental limits. The journey begins with the ascent of Ben Nevis, the tallest peak in Scotland, followed by a race to Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England. Finally, participants conquer Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales. Completing this challenge requires careful planning, physical fitness, and a strong team spirit. It is an unforgettable experience that rewards participants with breathtaking views and a sense of achievement like no other.

20th June: Get to Ben Nevis hotel or a lodge a day before and have a proper rest, as it's a long journey there. Everyone arranges their own transportation and accommodation 

21st June: The ascent should begin at 7am. The 3 Peak Challenge Guide suggests that the entire round-trip trip takes no more than 8 hours. To have a nutritious recovery diner we begin our 6 hours drive to reach Scafell Pike. (Journey time will depend on the traffic conditions)

22nd June: start climbing Scafell Pike around 3am in the morning and hopefully to see a beautiful sunrise while we climbing, then drive to Snowdon around, which should take around 3.5hrs.

And finally, climb Snowdon with whatever time we can and have a rewarding hot or cold drink at the top of the summit. woohoo!

Disclaimer: 
Since this is an unorganised event, everyone taking on this challenge does so at their own risk. Note that everyone who wishes to participate is welcome. will be responsible for planning their own lodging, transportation, and any other costs that may arise during the challenge.

The most crucial aspect of this trip is to have fun and pray for the best weather possible. It remains a tremendous challenge that will require a lot of energy and effort :)