Welsh 3000s

The 14 Peaks / The 15 Peaks

More extreme than the National Three Peaks Challenge, the Welsh 3000s involves climbing all mountains in Wales over 3000 feet. Given the difficulty of this Challenge and the lower popularity that other challenges, there is no official set time. Typically most would attempt the Welsh 3000s Challenge in twenty-four hours, while experienced climbers should set themselves twelve hours.

Welsh 3000s map

A dedicated Welsh 3000s website is now up and running, providing more in-depth discussion of the route and challenge requirements.

Welsh 3000s Peaks

In order of height, the Welsh 3000s peaks are:

• National Three Peaks Challenge
  • Book your Three Peaks Challenge
  • Three Peaks Challenge 2010
  • Route
  • Ben Nevis
  • Scafell Pike
  • Snowdon
  • Timing
  • Equipment
  • Organisation
  • Common Questions
  • Purer Challenges
  • Criticisms
  • Accommodation
  • Extensions
  • Code of Conduct
• Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
  • Book your Yorkshire Three Peaks
  • Route
  • Pen-y-Ghent
  • Whernside
  • Ingleborough
  • Timing
  • Equipment
  • Accommodation
• Sailing the Three Peaks
  • Route
  • Timing
  • Equipment
• Welsh 3000s
  • Book your Welsh 3000s Challenge
  • Route
  • Timing
  • Equipment
• Charity Challenges
• Corporate Challenges
• Welsh Three Peaks Challenge
• Three Peaks Race
• Three Peaks Cyclo-cross
• Snowdon Race
• Pendle Three Peaks
• Long Distance Walks
• Training
• Hill Walking Equipment
• Nutrition
• Organising a Challenge
• Navigation
• Camping
• Geocaching
• Countryside Code
• Recommended Reading
• Links
• Contact Us