Intro To Rock Climbing
Apart from the obvious – climbing on rocks – this is one of the best sports out there for your physical and mental health.
The challenge, the people you meet, the new places it opens up for you to access. These are just a few of the massive gains and
Welsh 3000s
The north western part of Wales is characterised by it’s mountains. The Snowdonia region is an impressive collection of rugged and unforgiving peaks and valleys with Snowdon as their centrepiece.
The Welsh 3000s are the 15 mountains which have summits at or above 3000 feet (914m) above sea level.
National 3 Peaks
For most parts of the UK (and most of the rest of the world except for Yorkshire), a mention of ‘doing the 3 Peaks’ tends to mean the National version of the 3 Peaks challenge.
This is a common challenge involving summit attempts on the highest peaks in each of
Yorkshire 3 Peaks
If you’re based in Yorkshire, a mention of ‘doing the 3 Peaks’ tends to mean the Yorkshire version of the 3 Peaks challenge.
Up in the northern part of the county you’ll find three particularly large (for England) hills.
Guided Walks
Hiring a guide to take you for a walk in the hills is a great way to push yourself to visit places you wouldn’t otherwise have the skills or experience to get to.
The UK has some truly wonderful places that can’t be visited without heading off the beaten track