We welcome all ages above 16 years, however under 18's who would like to take part must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian who must also complete their registration.

All fitness levels are welcome, however we do expect walkers to complete the challenge within 12 hours. The amount of training you will need to do will depend on your current level of fitness. Those who have done little or no pre-event training may have a low probability of completing the challenge.  If you haven't exercised for some time or have health issues that might impact your fitness levels, we would recommend that you seek your GP's advice before starting a new exercise regime.

The challenge may not be suitable for all people due to restriction posed by limitation in mobility, physical or cognitive disability, pregnacny or other various medical conditions. If you have any doubts regarding your suitability, please do get in touch with our Charity Team who will try our best to help.

All participants will be provided with a kit list ahead of the big day but the most important thing is that you have robust and quality footwear that you have bedded in (we wouldn't advise wearing brand new walking boots for the first time!)

The kit list is prepared for your comfort and safety to help you complete the challenge. Unfortunatly we cannot provide any items on the kit list but our event provider Overlimit will carry things such as first aid kits but we'd recommend that you carry a small kit with you just in case!

Your £50 registration fee includes:

- Free training sessions with our event partner Overlimits to help prepare you for the big day.

- A warm welcome drink on arrival

- A fully marshalled walk with support which means organisers will get you off the mountain if needed or bring you back to the start if you can't finish.

- T-shirt

- Medal

- Your own personalised online fundraising page to help raise funds and share your story.

We will be providing a warm welcome drink on arrival and will have bottles of water available at check points but participants will be required to bring their own food and refreshments. 

There is a small cafe at one of our check points around 17 miles into the challenge if you do not bring anything with you.

No, the walk is marshalled at checkpoints for safety and you will have full mountain support from Overlimits. 

You will be provided with a detailed itinerary and kit list ahead of the event. 

You will be responsible for navigating your own way, but there will be clear signage throughout and you'll see marshals at checkpoints as well as other participants from our event and others taking part for support.

You'll be wlking 24 miles up and down some very steep terrain and you'll be expected to complete the challenge within 12 hours. 

Here's some info about the peaks:

Pen-y-ghent (694m) - The first peak, offering a sharp pulse enhancing ascent followed by rewarding views from the summit.

Whernside (736m) - The highest of the three, providing panoramic vistas of the Yorkshire landscape. 

Ingleborough (723m) The final challenge, with distinctive shape and dramatic plateau.

No, participants are expected to organise their own travel and accomodation if required for the event. 

We recommend where possible that participants car share. 

Please note, car parking is not included and participants will need to park in designated car parking areas which may have a small charge. Please ensure to bring cash with you as there is no cash points nearby.

Your entry fee covers the cost of the marshals, safety support, t-shirt and medal. 

Your sponsorship will go towards 

Absolutely! 

If you have an area of the hospital that means a great deal to you, simply let us know which hospital, ward or department that you would like to support after completing your registration by emailing us on dbth.charity@nhs.net.

You can also fully personalise your fundraising page where you can put information about the area you are fundraising for which helps us understand if you would like to restrict your donation. 

What happens if I don't restrict my donation?

If you choose not to restrict your donation, the funds we raise are allocated to our Make a Difference Fund which enables us to fund a range of incredible projects across our hospitals, making a huge impact to our patients, their families and our colleagues. 

Absolutely, we will include a printable sponsor form within your welcome pack but if you need more copies please let us know by contacting us on dbth.charity@nhs.net. 

We can also provide collection tins if required.

Once you have completed your registration, you will receive your Yorkshire Three Peaks welcome and information pack which has all the details you need to know for the event. 

A fundraising page will automatically be created when you register which means you can get fundraising straight away. 

T-shirts will be provided ahead of the event, but if you'd like to organise collecting your t-shirt for training please do get in touch on dbth.charity@nhs.net. 

You will receive regular emails celebrating your fundraising successes, offering training advice and fundraising tips up until the big day.