There's no official definition but generally we run guided trips on two types of long distance hikes & walks, multi-day walking routes or single-day walking routes of at least 40km or 25 miles. Many of our routes can be tackled in either style as we understand that walking for 12, 18 or even 24 hours straight is not for everybody!

The National Three Peaks Challenge is not something that we advertise but we can offer a guide only service for your private group, the Welsh Three Peaks and Yorkshire Three Peaks challenges also fall under this. We can advise you options for itineraries, accommodation & travel but this is not something that we currently offer as a package. Please contact us to see if we can help you arrange your plans by clicking the contact button at the top of the page.

We have listed routes that we have significant experience with and that also provide a great quality trip to you. There are many other routes, in Wales and further afield in England, Scotland & Ireland, that we could also arrange. If you have a particular route or area in mind that is not listed then please contact us using the button at the top of the page. Some examples of multi-day or single-day routes that we can offer include:

Snowdonia Slate Trail

Cambrian Way

Paddy Buckley Round

Pilgrims Way

Coast to Coast

Bob Graham Round

Cleveland Way

Beacons Way

West Highland Way

We believe that the best way to prepare for a long distance walk, is to walk long distances! A good general level of cardiovascular & strength fitness is very useful as is walking on hills or mountains as regularly as possible. Our usual requirement for single-day challenge events is that you will have completed a walk or hike that is at least 50% of the challenge distance and on similar terrain. If you would like more specific advice regarding your personal fitness and suitability for a specific event then please contact us using the button at the top of the page.

Depending on the needs of the group & participants we can help arrange connecting transport for the start and/or finish of the route. For the longer single-day challenge events we usually arrange for a support vehicle to meet us at the mid-way point of our walk, this gives everyone the chance to refuel, change kit and have a quick rest as well as being there for emergency purposes.