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Our portfolio of hand-picked, expertly organised & professionally led UK mountain adventures. Choose from guided mountain walks or challenge adventures.
There's a reason that an estimated 582,000 people visit Snowdon each year! The breathtaking views that walkers can enjoy throughout the ascent is one of those reasons. It's also important to note that at 1,085 meters the ascent to the peak is Snowdon is manageable for people of most fitness levels. Read more
This grade one scramble route is the most popular on the Tryfan Mountain which lies within the Ogwen Valley of Snowdonia. The low technicality of the route means that it is perfect for experienced walkers who are trying to test themselves or for scramblers who are sharpening their skills for a more technical scramble. At 600 m high the scramble should be around 2km and take between 3-4 hours. Read more
The National Three Peaks Challenge is unquestionably one of the UK’s best and most popular mountain challenges. We try to climb Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon - the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales - consecutively within 24 hours. This is a serious challenge for experenced mountain walkers, with over 3,000m of ascent and an overall walking distance of 40 km. Read more
Looking for some new Instagram pictures? This is the trek for you!! We'll take a morning trek up Snowdon to meet the sunrise at the summit before making our way to Fort William and ascending Ben Nevis to see the sun set. At a combined elevation of 2,430 meters completing the Snowdon and Ben Nevis Solstice walk will provide a moderate challenge. Read more
Moel Siabod is a 867m high peak which is nestled in the stunning Snowdonia Mountain Range of Wales. The Dear Du route up this mountain is easily the best. As a scramble it's not technical, however this means that it is a perfect route for novice scramblers to test themselves. Read more
This grade two scramble is a short but technical route along the east face of 'Y Garn' mountain. It far surpasses the technicality of scrambling routes in the surrouding area and is therefore the perfect test for scramblers aiming to test their skills. By completing this scramble of the mountains East Face you will also be summiting one of the Welsh 3000s. Read more
The three peaks in three days challenge allows individuals who want to experience the three peaks challenge get involved in a less time-sensitive environment. Although still challenging this event will allow you to take a more steady approach to your trekking and allow time for you to absorb the stunning surroundings that these mountains have to offer. Read more
This is an awesome scrambling route that will see us climbing up the challenging Crib Goch path to ascent Snowdon before descending via the less demanding Y Lliwedd scrambling route. Completing this scrambling circuit will see you testing yourself on a number of Snowdon's scrambling routes, so you can tick a few off the list as you go! Read more
Crib Goch, the ‘red ridge’, is known as one of the finest ridge walks in the UK and is one of Britain’s most popular scrambles, and for good reason. Join us on this grade one scramble with a small team - it is a great route for experienced walkers looking to test themselves. Read more
The Edale Skyline Challenge is the classic Peak District hillwalking adventure and takes place in the ‘Dark Peak’ part of the Peak District National Park. Starting & finishing in the village of Hope in the Hope Valley, we tackle several summits on a continuous circular walk surrounding the beautiful Vale of Edale. Read more
The Snowdon Nantlle Challenge is a strenuous hillwalking adventure in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Starting & finishing at Rhyd Ddu at the foot of Snowdon’s western slopes, we complete two scenic but contrasting loops to walk 40 kilometres with 2,500 metres of ascent. We’ll delve deep into Welsh history with our route taking us through the ruins of slate quarries & coppper mines. Read more
Soaring to 1,085 metres above sea level, Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa in Welsh) is the highest mountain in Wales and England, and in our view the most majestic. Standing tall over the village of Llanberis, Snowdon offer outstanding views across Snowdonia, Anglesey, Pembrokeshire and Ireland. There are six main paths to the summit and we select our route carefully according to the weather and your experience & fitness levels. Read more
Soaring to 1,345m above sea level, Ben Nevis has the distinction of being the highest mountain in the UK, and this famous peak attracts 125,000 walkers a year. Whether you're a keen rambler or you just love incredible landscapes, bagging 'the Ben' should be near the top of your Scottish bucket list. Read more
Crib Goch, the ‘red ridge’, is known as one of the finest ridge walks in the UK and is one of Britain’s most popular scrambles, and for good reason. As a grade one scramble it is a great route for experienced walkers who may be looking to test themselves. Read more