Which Three Peaks Challenge to do?

Which Three Peaks Challenge to do?

Choose the challenge that matches your fitness, time and budget.

Use the buttons to re-order the list by fitness level or by time and financial commitment.

Surrey Three Peaks, best for building confidence

A 23-mile (37km) round trip with 1060 metres of ascent across Box Hill, Holmbury Hill and Leith Hill. The distance matches the classic format but with roughly a third less climbing than the Yorkshire Three Peaks, making it the most approachable option for newcomers and teams sharpening hill fitness close to London and the South East.

£70 per person

Including a deposit of £14 to reserve places

Three Peaks Challenge in Three Days

A relaxed National Three Peaks itinerary: Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon each on a separate day. You cover the full 23 miles (37km) and 3064 metres of ascent with steady days for teams who want the experience without the overnight push.

£720 per person

Including a deposit of £150 to reserve places & accommodation

Welsh Three Peaks, steeper, shorter, tougher

A 17-mile (27.4km) route with 2334 metres of ascent over Snowdon, Cadair Idris and Pen y Fan, typically within a 24-hour window. It delivers more climbing than the Yorkshire Three Peaks over a shorter distance, so it rewards strong legs, confident descents and teams looking to bridge toward the National challenge.

£360 per person

Including a deposit of £70 to reserve places

Yorkshire Three Peaks, solid intermediate choice

A 24-mile (38.6km) circuit with 1585 metres of ascent, usually completed inside 12 hours. The longer day and steeper climbs over Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough suit teams comfortable with sustained hiking who want a classic UK challenge without the overnight travel of the National itinerary.

£80 per person

Including a deposit of £16 to reserve places

National Three Peaks, most demanding

A 23-mile (37km) total walking distance with 3064 metres of ascent, plus around 462 miles of driving linking Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon. Almost twice the ascent of the Yorkshire route over similar mileage, combined with overnight travel and tight cut-offs, makes this the most advanced option for well-conditioned teams.

£450 per person

Including a deposit of £90 to reserve places