Which OS map do I need for Yorkshire 3 Peaks?

Ordnance Survey Explorer OL2
Ordnance Survey Explorer OL2 (at the Three Peaks Shop) is the map required for the complete route.

Is the Yorkshire 3 Peaks signposted?

The Yorkshire Three Peaks is accessible for everyone and a range of people complete the 12-hour challenge or just tackle one peak at time. The walk is signposted in areas, but you cannot rely on signposting as your only means of navigation, especially during off-peak times when other walkers may be scarce.

Can you do the Yorkshire 3 peaks on your own?

Is it free to complete? The Yorkshire Three Peaks is free to complete. You can make donations to Yorkshire Dales National Park, who maintain the pathways among the peaks.

How long does it take to walk the Yorkshire Three Peaks?

around 9-14 hours
How long does it take? That depends how fast you walk. If you’re taking on the traditional challenge, the aim is to complete the route inside 12 hours. That time should be achievable for most walkers, with a common finish time of around 9-14 hours.

How long does it take to walk the Yorkshire 3 Peaks?

If you’re taking on the traditional challenge, the aim is to complete the route inside 12 hours. That time should be achievable for most walkers, with a common finish time of around 9-14 hours. If you’d rather take time to enjoy each peak, you can choose to complete the challenge over multiple days.

How far is the Yorkshire 3 Peaks walk?

24 mile
This classic 24 mile circular walk takes in all Three Peaks. Read more about the route and the most frequently asked questions here – put together by our Yorkshire Three Peaks Area Ranger.

Which is the hardest Yorkshire peak?

Ingleborough is considered the toughest of the three. It’s a beautiful fell race that takes in the Pennine range and circles the head of the valley of the River Ribble in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.