Inspiration, Latest News

MEET OUR PARTNER – EASYFUNDRAISING

February 18, 2025

Reaching Your Fundraising Target Just Got Easier

At Charity Challenge, we are extremely proud of the relationships we have built with our partners over the years. We understand how nerve racking it can be to take on a challenge and meet your fundraising targets, which is why we are working closely with a range of reputable suppliers and services to help provide support to all of our clients and participants on their challenge journey.

Read on to find out how our online fundraising partner, easyfundraising, can help you reach your sponsorship target even quicker…

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Get Free Cashback Donations With Easyfundraising

Charity Challenge have just made fundraising for your challenge so much easier! We’ve partnered with online fundraisers, easyfundraising, who provide a simple and low-maintenance way of fundraising for your challenge.

Sign up to easyfundraising, and every time you, your family, and friends shop online, you will receive cashback donations towards your fundraising target for free. Over 7,000 brands like ASOS, H&M, Tesco, Deliveroo, Domino’s, Amazon, GAME, The North Face, JD Sports and many more are available to shop with.

Here’s just a few examples where you could earn up to £50 cash back for free:

  • Earn up to £45 – when you switch household bill providers – gas, electricity, mobile, or internet with sites like SKY, Virgin Media, and Uswitch Energy.
  • Earn up to £50 – when family and friends compare and switch their car, home, pet, or life insurance with sites like Compare the Market and Confused.com.
charity challenge participants celebrating at the great wall of china

How To Sign Up for EasyFundraising

You can get started with easyfundraising in a couple of steps:

  1. Create your free account – this only takes a couple of minutes to complete.
  2. Book a call with the easyfundraising team. The team will give you a demo of the site. Give you advice on how to get your family and friends involved and share tips on how you can maximise the little time you have left to raise.
  3. Start inviting family and friends to easyfundraising so you can earn on their online shopping too. Every successful referral means an extra £5 in your pocket when they reach their first £5 donation milestone. Be sure to use your ‘Refer a friend’ link – available within your easyfundraising account. 
  4. Have any questions? Everything you need to know about easyfundraising can be found under our FAQ’s
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Create your easyfundraising account now, at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/charity-challenge and start earning free cashback from online shopping.

Charity Challenge specialise in operating exciting adventure travel challenges, where participants can raise money for a charity of their choice. To get inspired, why not visit our website to find out more – and to browse our full list of challenges in the UK and around the world.

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Inspiration, Latest News

7 REASONS WHY SOLO TRAVEL IS SELF CARE

February 14, 2025

Solo travelling is ever increasing in popularity – and for good reason. Solo travel isn’t just about seeing a new destination – it’s also an inspiring form of self-care! Solo travel allows you to reconnect with yourself, whilst boosting your confidence and independence.

sunrise in persons hands

Did you know that solo travellers make up the majority of participants that sign up for our Charity Challenges? It’s a big step to take on a physical challenge in a far-off destination, with people you don’t know. But as so many of our participants are in the same boat, you will quickly find like minded individuals to connect with and share the experience. Many life long relationships have started in this way… 

Our brave challengers love the sense of freedom and inspiration our excellent itineraries and group dynamics bring them. Read on to discover more reasons why solo travelling with Charity Challenge is a true act of self-care… 

solo travel is self care

1. Build Confidence and Inner Strength

Whilst signing up for a Charity Challenge means you’ll have access to a wealth of information, tips and plans before your trip – how much work you put into your training and fundraising is ultimately up to you! With the summit or finish line in mind, you’ll start building self confidence from sign-up. At each milestone, you’ll see how far you’ve already come – and when it gets hard, you’ll be have the inner strength to know you can keep going!

2. Space to Reflect 

Joining a challenge solo offers an escape from everyday life. By getting active outdoors, amidst beautiful UK or overseas landscapes, your mind will slow down, allowing you to process thoughts and refresh your mindset.

solo traveller taking selfie at view point

3. Prioritising You

Solo travel is all about consciously putting yourself first. By focusing on a challenge that will inspire and satisfy your soul, you’re guaranteed to come away feeling fulfilled. 

4. Make Unexpected Connections

When travelling alone, you’re more open to making new connections with those in your group, the leaders and even the locals. Whilst being independent is great, human connection often elevates and enriches solo travel experiences. 

two challengers laughing with eachother

5. Strengthen Your Self Reliance 

Whilst Charity Challenges itineraries are designed with the highest attention to detail that makes your trip run smoothly – you’re still strengthening your self-guidance by joining us. By making the decision to sign up, raise money and get fit enough for your challenge – you’ve already committed to being the best version of you in so many ways!

6. Boost Your Mental and Emotional Well-Being 

Choosing to sign up to a challenge and travel alone can boost your self esteem, as you’re doing something for yourself (and for a good cause!). Plus, all the exercise, fresh air and new cultural surroundings will help increase energy levels and feel-good endorphins!

solo traveller looking out to scenery

7. Practicing Presence

Any travel, but particularly solo travel can really help you to become more present and mindful. For a short time on your challenge, the daily life distractions all fall away and you’re left to truly enjoy every moment.

solo traveller at cliff view point

Solo travel isn’t about being selfish or wanting to take control of plans – it’s about consciously putting yourself first, being present and rediscovering how much you actually believe in yourself! 

Charity Challenge operate 100’s of varied challenges across the UK and overseas – from summiting Snowdon at Night under the stars to reaching the remains of Machu Picchu in Peru. Whether you’re looking for a weekend adventure or a life-changing expedition, there’s something for everyone.  

If this ultimate act of self-care inspires you, why not check out our full range of Charity Challenges – and take that exciting first step to self-care… 

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Case Studies

OUR CLIENTS – UHY HACKER YOUNG

February 10, 2025

Over the last 25 years, Charity Challenge have worked with hundreds of businesses to provide innovative and dynamic solutions for employee engagement, and CSR. Our exclusive corporate challenges help companies develop stronger team bonds, demonstrate corporate responsibility and have amazing experiences, all whilst supporting their charity partnerships. 

We caught up with Tijmen Wigchert, National Marketing and Business Development Senior Manager at UHY-UK Hacker Young, to see how their exclusive corporate London Royal Parks challenge went… 

Tijmen Wigchert, national marketing and business development senior manager at UHY Hacker young

Please introduce yourself…

I’m Tijmen Wigchert, I’m the National Marketing and Business Development Senior Manager at UHY Hacker Young and with Charity Challenge, I led a corporate London Royal Parks challenge in April 2024 – raising over £18,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Corporate Case Study of UHY Hacker Young's London Royal Parks Challenge

Why did you choose Charity Challenge?

Charity Challenge were really flexible with a few things. They were flexible with us on choosing a date, allowing us to choose any available date or even join an open challenge if we wished. They were also really flexible with our chosen charity. Charity Challenge helped sort out the finance side of things, making sure they and the charity received all necessary payments, consistently relaying communication with the charity. It seemed like the most flexible way for us to organise a corporate UHY event and really make it ours with banners and flags – whilst having the organisation part taken away by Charity Challenge. 

London Royal Parks Challenge

What were you hoping to achieve?

We first started doing national challenges in 2023 – and in 2024, we wanted to do a good challenge that would raise a decent amount for our chosen charity, but that was more inclusive for people. So, in this case, we chose the London Royal Parks challenge. It was still very tough! But what we really wanted to do was get our teams from across the UK together, which doesn’t happen often. We have 24 offices across the UK, so the participants came from all over the UK – it was really nice to have everyone together, whilst raising money for a great cause.

How did it go?

We had 57 people join the challenge. It was really nice how Charity Challenge organised a place to get together at the start, to have a briefing and for people to sort their bags out and get ready! During the challenge, we had a few dropouts along the way, so it was great having an organised support vehicle, so that those who had to, could get in the car and even meet us at the next checkpoint to join us again if they wanted. Everyone, even the people who had to drop out, said how much they enjoyed it. It was great to have everyone come together and chat, especially colleagues who you see a lot of online but never in person! In total, we raised just over £18,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust. 

Corporate Case Study of UHY Hacker Young's London Royal Parks Challenge Group Walking

What were your highlights?

Besides finally getting to the finish line – it was just nice to get everyone together! We all really enjoyed it, it was a well organised day, and it was great to do it all in one big group too, meaning we could stay with each other throughout the walk. 

Corporate Case Study of UHY Hacker Young's London Royal Parks Challenge

What did Charity Challenge do well?

Pre-challenge: The organisation was great from the beginning. We had calls with Simon and the charity themselves, to get our heads together to work out how we were going to do it. It was amazing for each challenger to have their own Participant Account Area, meaning we were also able to keep on top of payments and deadlines. Charity Challenge really took the admin out of our hands in the lead up to the challenge, which was very helpful.  

During the challenge: Everything was smoothly organised – the starting point was great, the lunch was brilliant (everybody was loving the Greggs lunch!), and having the support vehicle following us along the route meant we could see those that had to drop out at the finish line. The snacks and refreshments available throughout the challenge were amazing, with a great variety to keep everyone fuelled all the way to the end. 

Post-challenge: After the challenge, the team emailed me to organise a further debrief. The aftercare and check-ins were good to have. 

Corporate Case Study of UHY Hacker Young's London Royal Parks Challenge Group toegther

Testimonial

Rating: 5 out of 5.

I would recommend Charity Challenge, to both corporates and charities. Their organisation really took a lot out of our hands. They are flexible and informative with challenges and dates – and their communication with us and our chosen charity in the lead up to the challenge was excellent. 

Tijmen Wigchert, National Marketing & BD Manager, UHY-UK Hacker Young.

Read more about our customers have to say on the Google Reviews link below

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Learn more about our corporate challenges here – or download our brochure.

If you’re interested in engaging your employees with a challenge event – book your free initial consultation now! 

During our consultation, we will discuss your business needs, goals and values, provide you with options aligned to your objectives, and then of course, answer any questions that you might have. We’ll also discuss what support we offer and how we will work together throughout your challenge journey. 

You can expect this call to last about 30 minutes. We look forward to speaking with you soon! 

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Inspiration

WHY THE OUTDOORS IS THE PERFECT PLACE TO TALK

February 6, 2025

#TimeToTalk Day

Today marks Time To Talk Day – a day dedicated to “the nations biggest mental health conversation”. It aims to get people actively talking and listening to each other regarding mental health. It’s about learning to feel more comfortable opening up, reducing the stigma surrounding mental health issues and taking those first steps toward improving mental health for everyone.

There are lots of ways to encourage and approach these kinds of talks, including sharing #TimeToTalk on social media. Visit the Time To Talk Day website for their full range of tips and resources.

walking and talking on a charity challenge trek

Benefits of walking in the outdoors

Here at Charity Challenge, we understand how beneficial getting active in the great outdoors is to your mental health.

Exercising outdoors is proven to help boost your natural feel-good endorphin and dopamine levels – plus there’s the added benefit of being out in fresh air, surrounded by nature. Spending time in nature can be highly restorative – by helping you relax and increasing your energy levels, mental agility and focus.

So, if being active and being in nature are both proven to help towards keeping your mind and body healthy – then combining the two is a win-win!

People enjoying sunset in the sahara

How signing up for a Charity Challenge gets you walking and talking

Our open challenges are available for anyone to sign up for – meaning you can sign up alone or with friends (under a team booking) if you wish. Completing a Charity Challenge with a friend or a group provides a great chance to open up to each other, to get chatting and help clear your mind.

If you join solo, don’t worry – you’re not alone! The majority of our participants actually sign up alone – and have a fantastic time on our challenges regardless. Our participants often form new bonds with like-minded people whilst on our challenges. As you’re all tackling the same terrain, you urge each other on when it gets difficult – and conversations naturally form! A lot of our participants have amazing stories to tell too – about why they signed up, why they’ve chosen to fundraise for a particular charity and what it means to them.

people smiling and hugging

We offer a wide range of challenges to choose from, in the UK and overseas. Our challenges also range in difficulty level (challenging, tough and extreme) and activity type (from mountain trekking to kayaking) – meaning there’s something for everyone and plenty of beautiful landscapes to inspire you to get talking!

Charity Challenge also operate charity exclusive challenges, meaning you’ll be joining a group of similarly motivated fundraisers, who all have the same cause close to their heart. This can be especially rewarding to those who may struggle to open up about areas of their life affected by what their chosen charity supports.

Our challenges are not a race – they’re an uplifting and encouraging space for individuals and groups to learn to believe in themselves, be proud of their fundraising achievements and inspire others to do great things.

walking and talking in the outdoors

We also offer exclusive corporate challenges, that can help workplaces toward improving employee mental health. Read our blog or visit our website to find out more.

So, whether you have your own story to share, want some quality reflection time or if you’re always open to listen – a Charity Challenge is the perfect space for you.

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Case Studies, Inspiration

OUR CLIENTS – YMCA NORTH TYNESIDE

January 21, 2025

Over the last 25 years, Charity Challenge have worked with hundreds of businesses to provide innovative and dynamic solutions for employee engagement, and CSR. Our exclusive corporate challenges help companies develop stronger team bonds, demonstrate corporate responsibility and have amazing experiences, all whilst supporting their charity partnerships.

We spoke to Cameron Galloway, Fundraising Coordinator at YMCA (North Tyneside) about how their exclusive Mount Toubkal Trek went…

Client case study ycma north tyneside mount toubkal - group at mountain summit

Please introduce yourself…

I’m Cameron Galloway, Fundraising Coordinator at YMCA North Tyneside. In October 2024, 16 of our supporters took on our first ever overseas challenge to climb Mount Toubkal, the highest mountain in Morocco, standing at 4,167m above sea level – raising over £26,000 for our cause. 

Mount Toubkal Trek Scenery

Why did you choose Charity Challenge?

We knew some associates that had done a previous Dog Sledding challenge with Charity Challenge and we had really good feedback from them – and we had only ever heard good things about the company. It was also the first time YMCA North Tyneside had done an overseas challenge and we wanted to do it with Charity Challenge because of the good feedback we’d heard and their excellent reputation.

Client case study ycma north tyneside mount toubkal - group together

What were you hoping to achieve?

Our primary goals were to increase public awareness of our charity’s work supporting young people across the North East and to secure funding for a community bus project. We believed this challenge would be a valuable platform to achieve both objectives.

Mount Toubkal Trek scenery

How did it go?

Our team was made up of board members, community members, business owners and YMCA Staff who came together to support our work and take on a life changing adventure. 

One participant saw the challenge on the Charity Challenge website and had no previous association with our Charity, they were actually from Hertfordshire, so nowhere near North Tyneside! This was good for us because they will hopefully become a long-term supporter of our charity, and it will help connect them with their local YMCA too.  

While we left Marrakech in 25 degree heat, the conditions quickly changed as we approached base camp. After a long day of walking through the Atlas Mountains we went to bed with a blanket of snow falling and freezing conditions predicted. We woke up on summit day to below freezing temperatures and icy conditions, however our guides were invaluable in keeping the team safe and ensuring we made it to the summit.

Client case study ycma north tyneside - scenery

What were your highlights?

My highlight was being part of something that felt quite big – I’ve always wanted to climb mountains overseas and I’ve done a few in the UK but doing it in Morocco is just completely different. The scenery, the altitude and the weather was just excellent. It had been such a journey for everyone, as a lot of people put their name down up to two years before. We had been training, meeting up and fundraising for the last couple of years, so when we made it to the top it was quite emotional for the team.   

Even for the people that didn’t summit, to get to the base camp was an amazing achievement, as with the Toubkal Challenge, you go from sea level to over 4000m in 24 hours, so it’s really tough as there’s no real time for acclimatisation! I’m extremely proud of our whole group. 

A lot of people have said it’s changed their outlook on their physical and mental health. They’ve decided to make a few positive healthy changes in their life and others have decided that this was the first of many – and that they’re going to conquer another challenge or mountain. So, everyone has come back with a new outlook on life. 

mount toubkal summit with snow and clouds

What did Charity Challenge do well?

Pre-challenge – We had a personal call with Simon when we were first looking at doing the challenge and it was excellent to receive the advice and information straight from him. Then we were talking with Tilly, our Account Manager for the challenge. She was excellent, we had regular calls and emails, and she chased us up if we hadn’t completed anything on time! We also had video calls going over information verbally, so it wasn’t just all over email.  

We actually had to change our challenge after we first signed up – but that process of changing was really smooth, even the flights. Also, in terms of checking all information was correct, the kit list and the itinerary was exactly how it happened on the trip, so that was all excellent too. 

During challenge – The ground team was amazing, and the doctor was brilliant. The doctor was friendly and knowledgeable, as he’d done other challenges before. He had actually had some altitude sickness himself, but he still looked after the rest of us really well.  The guides were excellent – they looked after us, whether it was giving us information on the local area, keeping us safe while navigating tricky parts of the challenge or chatting about their lives – it was great and we can’t fault them!  

Post challenge – About a week after the challenge, we had a debrief with Tilly and discussed a few things we wanted to raise. It was mostly all positives, but anything we did mention was picked up and I’m confident Charity Challenge listened to our feedback. 

The participants shared that they had really good experiences, the doctor and the guides were great, and it was excellent having their support. Another said the doctor was a ‘superstar’, with great communication and quick to respond to questions. Overall, it was an excellent response, a few people were keen to get their next challenge underway.

As a charity, we could be looking to do a challenge once every few years, depending on numbers and interest. But it was incredible – and if we were to do it again, we would be using Charity Challenge.  

Client case study ycma north tyneside mount toubkal - group together

Testimonial

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“I can’t thank Charity Challenge enough for enabling us to take part in this life changing adventure. The friendships formed and the memories made will last a lifetime, and the impact made from the funds raised on the trip will go on to support our charity work for years to come.”

Cameron Galloway, Fundraising Coordinator, YMCA (North Tyneside)

Read more about our customers have to say on the Google Reviews link below:

Watch our new corporate video below…

Learn more about our corporate challenges here – or download our corporate brochure.

If you’re interested in engaging your employees with a challenge event – book your free initial consultation now!

During our consultation, we will discuss your business needs, goals and values, provide you with options aligned to your objectives, and then of course, answer any questions that you might have. We’ll also discuss what support we offer and how we will work together throughout your challenge journey. You can expect this call to last about 30 minutes.

We look forward to speaking with you soon!

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Challenges, Tips & Advice

THE NATIONAL THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE: AN ESSENTIAL GUIDE

January 20, 2025

What is the National Three Peaks Challenge?

Brace yourself for a fast-paced and physically challenging adventure, as you take on the three highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales. Considered one of Britain’s toughest outdoor challenges, the National 3 Peaks Challenge takes in the dizzy heights of Ben Nevis (1,344m), Scafell Pike (978m) and Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) (1,085m). Your challenge is to do all this in 24 hours!

Highlights include:

  • Being one of the first hikers of the day to take on Ben Nevis.
  • Hiking under the starry skies of the Lake District National Park and summiting Scafell Pike at night.
  • Reaching the summit of the highest mountain in Wales, Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), for sunrise.
fundraisers on the top of ben nevis summit

What will I achieve?

Year after year, our National Three Peaks Challenge is our most popular sell-out UK challenge. It is a tough but incredibly exhilarating expedition all round! Whilst it’s definitely no easy stroll, completing this challenge comes with multiple rewards to be proud of…

  • Hike around 28 miles in 24 hours (that’s over a marathon length!).
  • Ascend around 3000m in total – almost the same amount of ascent when summiting Kilimanjaro.
  • Trek for a total of 18 hour across undulating terrain, summiting the three highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales. 
  • Experience the best breath-taking UK views with a group of like-minded challengers.
  • To top it all off, you will be tackling this in aid of a charity of your choice – making each step and summit all the more worth it.
Mount snowdon Yr wyddfa landscape

I’m thinking of booking, what do I need to know?

For a quick overview of what to expect from the National Three Peaks challenge, we’ve pulled together some need-to-know essentials below – including some top tips straight from our experienced staff! For further information please visit our National Three Peaks Challenge webpage, which covers all information and details thoroughly.

1. Endurance, Endurance, Endurance

The Three Peaks Challenge is a real endurance test and training should be taken seriously. We recommend starting training 4-6 months beforehand, building up to exercising for prolonged periods of time, on varied terrain and getting comfortable with only a few hours rest in between. Remember, you’ll be trekking for a total of 18 hours, up and down the largest hills in the UK, with little recovery time!

Top Tips:

  • Make sure to train on hills at a 4km/h pace and work on strengthening your leg and knee muscles – Laura Harris, Operations Manager
  • Bring your favourite snacks – these will boost your mood whilst contributing to important energy levels. Electrolytes and energy drinks are also a must when exerting yourself over such a prolonged period of time – Rosie Graham, Office Administrator
3 peaks challengers hiking with trekking poles

2. Quality Clothing & Equipment

Making sure you have good quality, comfortable clothing will give you the best chance at success. Walking boots give much needed ankle support and grip over rough terrain – but remember to break them in well before the challenge to avoid any blisters slowing you down.

It’s the UK, so a waterproof jacket is a must! Ensure it can keep you dry for 10-12 hours at a time. Trekking poles and a head torch are also essential equipment for tackling the three peaks. You can view our full National Three Peaks Challenge Kit List here.

Top Tips:

  • Bring a pair of socks to change into straight after you’ve descended each mountain, to allow your sweaty feet to dry and to avoid blisters. And don’t skip the walking poles – they take up to 33% of strain off you knees! – Laura Harris, Operations Manager
National three peaks challengers at summit in rain

3. Prioritise Your Rest

After summiting Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike, you then have time to sleep on the minibus on the way to your last peak, Snowdon. Whilst our minibuses are chosen for their comfort, it’s up to you to ensure you get the best rest possible. Bringing a few comforts that aid your rest will help maintain your physical and mental endurance till the finish line.

Top Tips:

  • Bringing a sleeping system for the bus will massively help your energy levels. A sleeping mask, pillow and big hoodie could make all the difference – Rosie Graham, Office Administrator
  • The days are long and tiring, so take a blanket for the bus to keep warm (you can leave it on the bus between peaks!) – Toni Howden, Operations Manager
national three peaks mini bus transfer

4. Enjoy Your Epic UK Adventure

When joining our N3P challenge, whether you book alone or with a friends, you’ll still be hiking with other charity fundraisers. Having a chat with fellow hikers can really uplift your spirits – never underestimate the effect of good camaraderie! Don’t forget to look around and enjoy the views – the National 3 Peaks allows you to see spectacular sights, from rugged rocky trails to mountain lakes from above.

It’s fast paced, but those summit moments where you get to take it all in at the top (and take a well-deserved photo) makes it worth it – three times over!

Top Tips:

  • Ask your local leaders for interesting info about each peak – there’s so much interesting stuff to keep you motivated and upbeat as you’re going up Snowdon at 6am! – Laura Harris, Operations Manager
  • Take time to chat with your fellow participants, be brave! These are the people you’ll lean on when it gets really hard, so creating bonds and relationships with them is important. Everyone is there for their own reason, and with their own story, and you can be immensely inspired by the people you meet – and even leave with new friends for life! – Rosie Graham, Office Administrator
uk mountain lakes view on national three peaks trek

Wondering what the views and vibe are like? Check out our National Three Peaks video below… 

To conclude… start preparing!

If you are now seriously considering taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge, we strongly recommend heading over to our website to read through our full Itinerary, Costs, Kit List and extensive Essential Information tabs.

You’ll find everything you need to know here in detail, from timings, locations, accommodation, food and drink, difficulty level breakdowns, training advice, group safety, equipment and much, much more (including answers to those all-important ‘what if?’ questions).

at night mountain trek with charity challenge

Why should I book the National Three Peaks with Charity Challenge?

Over the years Charity Challenge has built up a wealth of experience that has enabled us to create the best National Three Peaks itinerary that is geared towards providing everyone with the very best experience and opportunity to complete the challenge successfully.

Since 1999, we have specialised in operating challenges for charity fundraisers. We partner with 1000’s of UK and Irish charities already – and our team is happy to reach out to a charity of your choice to make your dream fundraising challenge happen. (Or, if you don’t fancy fundraising, the good news is you can simply self-fund and join us on the peaks anyway!).

  • We only use high quality minibuses to maximise the space and comfort for your trip.
  • We use professional drivers, and adhere to driver hour regulations in order to keep you safe.
  • Unlike other operators we include everything from accommodation, breakfast first thing in the morning, transfers to the start of the trek and back again and plenty of lunch and snacks whilst on the trek.
  • We employ one leader to look after you for the full event, and then additional ‘fresh’ leaders on each mountain to help keep the group moving at an appropriate speed.
  • We have also built in plenty of contingency time to our itinerary as delays can happen and we want to make sure everyone gets the opportunity to complete the challenge regardless as to what the traffic on the M6 is like!   
mind fundraisers on the national three peaks challenge

Remember, the National Three Peaks Challenge is a very tough trek, testing your body and mind. With the right preparation, this expedition is incredibly rewarding and impressive to complete – making it an excellent choice for a UK charity fundraising challenge!

BOOK YOUR NATIONAL THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE HERE

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