Threepeakschallenge Reviews

Best weekend

Maria and Steve could not be more helpful in the lead up to the challenge during and after The guides were amazing special thanks to Pete and Al who I spent most of my time with and I put my full trust into their hands as the weather wasn t on our side for the second 2 mountains They kept us safe and on track at all times which is no easy task with such a large group I highly recommend The Three Peak Challenge company if anyone is looking to do the national 3 peaks or any of the other events they arrange I will definitely be booking another event with them 3

Toughest challenge but loved it

The organisation was top class My mountain guide John kept me going despite the driving wind on Scafell Pike and treacherous conditions on Snowdon It s definitely the hardest challenge I ve ever took on but the mountain guides were fantastic and helped throughout

It was one of the hardest and best

It was one of the hardest and best experiences challenges of my life The tour guides were absolutely amazing especially Pete who kept the team together at all times I would highly recommend this challenge and would do it again in a heart beat Thanks Natalie

Fantastic staff

Fantastic staff all well trained experienced people and even when you struggle they support you Truly deserve 5 rating

Superb experience

Superb experience The weather at Fort William was dreadful meaning it was touch and go for the drivers to get us out of Scotland The shear determination from the guides and drivers meant we still managed to complete 3 peaks albeit having to swap Scafell with Whernside due to weather Fantastic experience and great staff in what was dreadful conditions

One of the best things I ve done

One of the best things I ve done Martin our guide was super helpful kind and caring I suffered with my knee on the way down Whernside and he supported me down every step Thanks Martin

Very quick turnaround from ordering to

Very quick turnaround from ordering to delivering no fuss Thank you

12 Peaks in 7 Months

In early 2023 a casual conversation with some colleagues put us on a pathway to cooking up the idea that we d like to complete four three peak challenges during the course of the year We christened this the 12-in-23 challenge and chose to use it as a fund raiser for Alzheimer s Research UK justgiving team-arm-12-in-23 The other key decision that we took was to undertake it with ThreePeaksChallenge ukWe started off with the gentle introduction of the Surrey Three Peaks when we joined one of their open events in April Subsequently we then took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks in July and the National Three Peaks in mid-October - again both open events Before rounding things out with a private Welsh Three Peaks over the final weekend of October Across the four events that we took part in a total of 28 of us participated at one point or another with a few of us taking part in all four Everyone from the team felt a sense of achievement from taking part in the challenge and everyone was also very appreciative of the setup organisation and execution by ThreePeaksChallenge uk As the instigator and organiser of our challenge of challenges I found that ThreePeaksChallenge uk really struck the right balance between being super relaxed and helpful on the admin arrangements side of things whilst being super organised and completely professional out on the hills where groups were led and supported by first rate Mountain Leaders in sensible ratios to participants in both open and private events Ultimately as long as you enter into things understanding that you are undertaking a genuine challenge where you will have to cope with whatever the weather throws at you on top of the demands of the terrain then you should be comfortable in the knowledge that ThreePeaksChallenge uk know what they re doing and they do it very well Finally a tip for anyone undertaking the National or Welsh challenges don t forget to pack travel sickness tablets You might not feel that you need them under normal conditions but you might think differently when you re trying to get some rest on the back seat of a minibus weaving through country lanes in the dark for a few hours at a time