FAQ’s

How do I register for the event?
Just click here to submit details.

How do I set up an online fundraising page?
Details on how to set up your fundraising for the Yorkshire 3-Peaks will be provided soon.

What is the date of the event?
The Yorkshire 3-Peaks is from 06-08 June 2025. The hike will take place on 07 June and walkers will return to London on 08 June unless they specifically request to come back on a different date, though this may incur additional costs.

Where does the challenge start and finish and at what time?
The Yorkshire 3-Peaks starts from Horton-in-Ribblesdale at 6.45am and finishes at Horton-in-Ribblesdale at approximately 7.00pm.

How do I find out more about the charity partners?
You can find out more information about our charity partners by clicking here.

Do I have to wear walking boots?
Yes, to participate in this event you must wear walking boots, rather than trainers or trail shoes. Please ensure your walking boots are comfortable, fully waterproof and you have worn them in, that is walked in them during your training 3 or 4 times at least.

Are there toilets on the route?
As you will be spending the majority of time on the mountain facilities will be limited. There is one cafe with loos (10am) and also a portaloo available at snack stops (2pm).Your mountain leader and support team will be able to advise you of the locations on the route.

What level of fitness do I need to have for this challenge?
You will be walking for 12 hours, walking approx 27 miles. If you give yourself enough time to train and get used to your walking boots it is a challenge that can be overcome by everyone. Get in touch with our Event Manager, who’d be happy to chat with you more about the challenge - info@tfaevents.co.uk .

What does the Yorkshire 3-Peaks challenge cost?
Everyone who takes part must agree to a fundraising commitment of £450.

I have a medical condition, what should I do?
We strongly recommend anyone who has a medical condition should seek approval from their GP / Consultant before signing up for a challenge. When registering for the event, you are agreeing to be fit and healthy enough to take part. The Health and safety of all participants and members of staff are paramount to us. Depending on the type and severity of your condition, we may require a letter from a medical professional stating that you are fit enough to undergo the activity. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for further details.

Can I take part in the Three Peaks while pregnant?
Our guidance is that you shouldn't take part in the Yorkshire Three Peaks while pregnant.

What training do I need to do?
As you will be walking for a long time (12 hrs or more) getting comfortable with your boots, rucsack, and clothing is essential. We all have busy lives, but try and get out walking at least 2-3 times a week, and if you can practice walking up and down hills. We will be setting up a Yorkshire 3 Peaks forum if you want to chat, meet, or even walk with others before the challenge. Also if you are a member of a local gym make use of the treadmill during the winter months, as this is great way to prepare. We encourage you to build up to the challenge and our team is on hand to help you with any advice you may need.

Which route will we be taking?
Please see our route page for the distance and elevation guide.

Will food and accommodation be provided?
Two nights accommodation in single-sex shared rooms is provided for all participants. Any additional night’s accommodation will need to be organised and paid for by yourself. Accommodation will be in bunkhouse (8-person rooms), which are more than comfortable.

Food is provided throughout the challenge including a packed lunch to carry with you as you walk and energy snacks and water at pit stops during the hike. You will receive a hearty evening meal at the bunkhouse when you arrive on the Friday and the celebratory meal will be provided at the pub across the road on the Saturday evening. Breakfast will be provided at the bunkhouse on both Saturday and Sunday.

How often are water top-ups during the hike?

Please come topped up with water at the start. We're able to meet our support vehicles between each mountain (10am and 2pm) for water top-ups and refreshments.

What happens if I get injured?
We will have carefully planned out this challenge to try and make sure at all costs that no one gets injured. Unfortunately due to the nature of group hiking, there may be injuries. To support you we have a qualified first aider and mountain leader in the group, plus our and support vehicles will be available if you need to be taken for additional medical attention. It is your responsibility to make sure you have approval from your doctor to do this challenge if needed.

Do I need travel insurance?
You must have your own travel insurance and it will need to cover you for your possesions.

How will I get to and back from the challenge?
You will travel to and from the challenge by train.

Can I extend my stay?
Yes absolutely. Just let us know when we speak to you after booking and we will help you with return trains and accommodation booking where we can. Additional charges will apply.

If I cancel my place, what happens?
Please refer to our Terms & Conditions below, for full details.