SOLD OUT
A huge thank you to the 50 people who have signed up to our 3 Peaks Challenge 2021.
The most highly regarded trekking challenge in the UK, this iconic challenge is a great way to push yourself at the beginning of this decade! A tough challenge, but with our support and encouragement, you can conquer this classic feat while raising funds for Gympanzees.
Leaving from the Gympanzees office in Bristol on the morning of Saturday 12th June, the team will be driven to Scotland to start the challenge. The first of the three peaks is Ben Nevis. Once this climb is complete the team will be driven to peak number two; Scafell Pike in the Lake District. Finally, the team will drive to Wales to climb the final peak; Snowdon. After completing all three peaks, the team will drive back to Bristol arriving on the evening of Sunday 13th June. Due to the current situation and uncertainty with Covid-19, we will continue to follow government guidance and if, in the unfortunate event we have to cancel this event for 2021, your fee and place will be transferred over to 2022.
The sign-up fee for this event is £50 and covers:
- Professional event organisation
- Qualified mountain leaders
- Transport between the three peaks
- Transportation to and from Bristol
- Group first aid kit with qualified first aiders
Alongside this, we are asking for a minimum raise of £500 per participant.
If you haven’t already then now is the time to sign up and start fundraising to help us towards the future of Gympanzees!
If you raise £1000 for Gympanzees with this challenge, we will refund you your sign up fee!
Unfortunately, due to the challenging nature of this event, you must be 18 or over to participate (Or 16-18 with an accompanying adult).
Our 3 Peaks Challenge 2021 is now sold out.
If you would like to become a volunteer support person or driver, please email fran@gympanzees.org.
The total walking distance is 23 miles (37km) and the total ascent is 3064 metres (10,052ft). The total driving distance is 462 miles.
We will complete the walk in a team, headed by professional mountain guides.
- Ben Nevis, in Scotland (1345m)
- Scafell Pike, in England (978m)
- Snowdon, in Wales (1085m)