Registration cost is ÂŁ25 for the whole team
With a sponsorship goal of ÂŁ800 per team
Our Welsh 3 Peaks challenge is not for the faint-hearted. Your team will join travellers from all of the world to walk a distance of 20.35 miles, making a total ascent of 9,397ft (2,864m) to reach the summits of Snowdon, Cadair Idris and Pen-Y-Fan.
Sign up todayDate of event
7th June 2025
Location
Snowdon, Cadair Idris, Pen-y-Fan
Minimum Sponsorship
ÂŁ200 per person / ÂŁ800 per team
Registration fee
ÂŁ25 per team
*must be 18+ to participate
Sign up todayYour team will join travellers from all of the world to walk a distance of 20.35 miles, making a total ascent of 9,397ft (2,864m).
Places fill fast so you will need to gather your team together quickly to register. Places are allocated on a strictly “first come, first served” basis. Be the first to sign up to this exclusive challenge.
With a sponsorship goal of ÂŁ800 per team
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To increase your fitness level in preparation for the challenge, we recommend that you steadily build up to regular exercise regimes in your preferred disciplines:
Jogging is a form of running at a slow or leisurely pace. Jogging regularly can increase your fitness level whilst placing less stress on your body than running.
Try to build up to 30-40 minutes jogging three times a week.
Regular swimming is great for building cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength and endurance whilst placing minimal strain on muscles.
Try to build up to 30 minutes swimming two to three times a week
Cycling is a practical aerobic activity that could be built in to your normal daily routine. Regular cycling builds muscular fitness as well as improving stamina
Try to build up to 30-60 minutes cycling two to three times a week – you may like to try cycling to work or to the shops!
Walking is also an activity that could be built in to your normal daily routine. Take the stairs instead of a lift or introduce an evening walk to your lifestyle.
Try to build up to 60-90 minutes brisk walking during the week, and three to five hours at weekends
Try to practice your walking on a mountain terrain in the lead up to the event. The Brecon Beacons provide an ideal platform to experience the environments that you will face during the challenge.
If you have a question about our event, please contact our events team at events@tyhafan.org. They’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
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Is the Welsh3peaks Challenge a race?
Is the Welsh3peaks Challenge a guided walk?
What happens if a team member drops out at the last minute?
Why do we start the challenge at Snowdon and not Pen Y Fan?
Will the event go ahead in bad weather?
If the situation arises that we are unlucky enough to get weather that would make the climb dangerous for participants, the organiser may have to make the decision to alter the route, this will be decided the afternoon before the event starts. We have only ever experienced one mountain closure in 16 years due to severe weather conditions, however there is an alternative route available at Snowdon and Cadair Idris is case this happens again.
Can the routes taken on each mountain be altered?
Can the team driver join us up one of the mountains?
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