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Take on this unique Peak District challenge hike and raise vital funds for Mummy's Star.
On Sunday 27th September, starting and finishing in Glossop, this 14-mile circular route takes in three of the area’s iconic trig points (our “three peaks” of Glossop, though we actually take in five summits!), expansive Dark Peak moorland, two plane crashes including the poignant Bleaklow B-29 Superfortress crash site and some of the finest views the Peak District has to offer.
This is a true Peak District challenge, with remote landscapes, rugged, off-path terrain and an enormous sense of achievement waiting at the finish.
Is this challenge for me?
This is a challenging full-day hike suitable for people with a good level of fitness and some previous walking experience.
You'll be covering 14 miles across varied terrain, including long stretches of open moorland. The route includes some sections of sustained climbing, uneven ground, and some short off-path areas where the terrain can become particularly boggy depending on recent weather. There is a section along Clough Edge which some walkers can find a little exposed but there is only a very short section where the path is a little narrow/eroded.
While there are regular opportunities to stop, we'll maintain a steady group pace throughout the day to ensure we complete the route safely within daylight hours.
If you're comfortable walking for a full day in the hills and are looking for a rewarding challenge, this event is for you.
Whether you're walking in support of someone affected by cancer in pregnancy, in memory of a loved one, or simply looking to challenge yourself for a fantastic cause, we'd love you to join us.
To book your place:
Here you will find out the challenge details including distance, terrain, the route, what to bring, who till be your guide, safety, plus FAQs.
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