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If you’d like more information on joining our team, please contact our Fundraising team on 01280 821334 or email Fundraising@RetinaUK.org.uk.
Welsh Three Peaks Challenge 2025
Support Retina UK and take on three of the highest, most iconic peaks in Wales within 24 hours, with The Welsh Three Peaks Challenge.
Are you ready to join #TeamRetinaUK and give back to our ground-breaking research projects and vital support services, by taking on a charity hike this year?
The Welsh Three Peaks Challenge is an exhilarating event that takes participants through three of the highest and most iconic peaks in Wales: Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Cadair Idris, and Pen y Fan. The challenge is to complete all 3 mountains within 24 hours.
The total distance covered is 17.5 miles with a total ascent of 2864 meters, making it one of the toughest hiking challenges in Wales. Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, offers stunning panoramic views, while Cadair Idris is known for its rugged beauty and mythological significance. Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, is located in the picturesque Brecon Beacons.
Upon signing up, you’ll receive a comprehensive PDF packed with all the event details, training plans and essential information that you need to prepare for this incredible adventure. This guide ensures you’re fully equipped and ready to make the most of your experience.
To sign up and find out more about this hike, visit Elite Adventures' website and choose Retina UK when you sign up.
Support for you:
As a part of #TeamRetinaUK, you’ll get:
- Help and guidance from a dedicated member of our Fundraising team.
- Access to a range of materials to help with your fundraising – including sponsor forms, collection tins, pin badges and more.
- A Retina UK vest or t-shirt.
- Invitation to join our Strava club where you can chat with other Retina UK supporters and share tips and advice.
Ready to sign up?
Secure your place in this charity hike today and support Retina UK in 2025.
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