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Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge 18Th – 20Th May 2018 Explorers Connect www.explorersconnect.com www.facebook.com/ExplorersConnect #AdventureRevolution www.twitter.com/explorerstweet Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge 18th – 20th May 2018 If you're looking for a hillwalking challenge in a more unusual and beautiful part of the UK then you'll struggle to beat the Yorkshire Three Peaks! The mountains are arranged in a triangle, with the River Ribble and two minor B roads between them, and the route has a total walking distance of 39.2km (24.5 miles) - but don't worry, the route is manageable by anyone of average fitness with some hillwalking experience. You don't have to be super fit to complete this challenge however the more hillwalking experience you have under your belt, the easier you will find it on the day. Whether you're just starting out or training for a bigger challenge, everyone will enjoy this weekend, gain more confidence in mountain walking and come away with a great sense of achievement! We also don't need to worry about navigation either as we'll have two experienced and qualified Mountain Leaders guiding us across the route on Saturday, so we can just relax and enjoy the stunning scenery over the Dales. ITINERARY We'll aim to arrive at our accommodation in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park from 7pm on Friday evening. We’ll share a buffet dinner and drinks where everyone brings a plate of food to share with the group. After getting to know each other we'll then head to bed to get ready for the following day's challenge. We'll be starting very early on the Saturday morning - but our accommodation is right on the Yorkshire Three Peaks route so we can get started right outside our door! We'll have up to 12 hours to complete the route although it can be done in as little as 8 hours and, on average, takes around 10 hours (the record is currently 2 hours 46 minutes and 3 seconds!) There'll be a home-cooked dinner ready for you when you return at the end of the day. On Sunday after a more relaxed start and enjoying breakfast together we'll be free to relax a bit more or we might decide to get out and explore more of the area before heading home. ACCOMMODATION Included in the price is two night's accommodation in a converted school house in Chapel-le- Dale; right on the Yorkshire Three Peaks route. Located at the foot of Ingleborough and Whernside, with superb views of both, the accommodation comprises lounge, dining room/kitchen, drying room and five bedrooms fitted with bunk beds. There are four shower rooms with hand basins and toilets. There are three bunks in each bedroom sleeping 6 people, and each bed comes with a mattress and a pillow with a pillow cover and sheet. Please note that no blankets are provided so you'll need to bring your own sleeping bag or blanket, as well as a towel. Explorers Connect Ltd, Pithay Studios, All Saints Street, Bristol BS1 2LZ Company Number: 7598165 Explorers Connect www.explorersconnect.com www.facebook.com/ExplorersConnect #AdventureRevolution www.twitter.com/explorerstweet HOW TO GET THERE Address: The Old School Bunkhouse, Chapel-Le-Dale, Ingleton, North Yorkshire, LA6 3AR. You can arrive any time after 7pm on Friday evening where your host Alex will be waiting for you. Please also consult a map before you begin your journey as sat nav devices can be unreliable. Driving directions: 4.5 miles on the B6255 Ingleton to Hawes Road, just after Chapel-Le- Dale village on the left-hand side. It is 11 miles from Hawes on the B6255. Parking: There is free parking on-site for around 12 cars, but as we won’t be using the cars all weekend you can block each other in. Public Transport: The nearest train station is Ribblehead (1 mile away). There are no buses that take you to the door so you’ll need to arrange a taxi from the station. Lift Sharing: If you can offer or need a lift (or just want to say “hi” to fellow attendees), then you can do this on the event Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/359718684465502/ Closer to the time if you have not found a lift share let us know where you will be coming from and we will give out your details to others in the group by email. If you have any issues on Friday night please call your host Alex on 07852 107455. There is also a payphone number in the accommodation so if you can’t get through on the mobile please call the payphone on 01524 241021. KIT LIST You can download our recommended hiking kit list HERE. Please make sure you bring the right footwear as it's a very long day out on Saturday, and you'll need to bring your lunch, enough snacks and water to keep you going all day too. FOOD When you arrive on Friday night, we’ll be having a buffet dinner and some drinks at our accommodation, so we’d ask that you please bring a dish to share with the group. There will be some wine and beer provided but do also feel free to bring your own drinks too. Your EC host Alex will provide a hearty hot breakfast for you on Saturday morning to start your big day and a lighter breakfast on Sunday, as well as a home-cooked dinner on Saturday night. Please bring your own packed lunches for the weekend and enough snacks to keep your energy up (there will be a fridge at the accommodation for you to store your food). Explorers Connect Ltd, Pithay Studios, All Saints Street, Bristol BS1 2LZ Company Number: 7598165 Explorers Connect www.explorersconnect.com www.facebook.com/ExplorersConnect #AdventureRevolution www.twitter.com/explorerstweet WHAT'S INCLUDED • 2 nights' shared accommodation in a converted schoolhouse right on the Three Peaks route • 1 full day guided hike across the Three Peaks with two qualified Mountain Leaders • 2 x breakfast (Saturday and Sunday) • 1 x home-cooked dinner on Saturday night • EC Host for the weekend Please note: ● If you do not have the right kit you may not be able to participate. ● On arrival you will be asked to sign a medical declaration form and provide us with next of kin/emergency contact details. If you have a medical condition or injury that we should be aware of please let us know in advance. Please contact us asap if there is anything you think may affect your participation. If you have questions about any aspect of the trip, please contact Alex ([email protected]). Explorers Connect Ltd, Pithay Studios, All Saints Street, Bristol BS1 2LZ Company Number: 7598165 .
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