To climb all the Welsh mountains over 3000 feet is one of the country's great long walks - over 45km of walking and nearly 4000m of ascent. To do this in 24 hours is a huge challenge and will take between 18 and 22 hours. Your legs might feel it for a few days though! The record for running them belongs to Finlay Wild who managed it in a staggering 4 hours and 10 minutes!

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You will need to be fit and accustomed to walking over rough mountain terrain. The route includes steep climbs upto grade 1 scrambling and steep descents on grass, loose scree and boulders. Ideally you will have done a few long mountain walks before linking several mountains together. 

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As guide to fitness, if you have walked up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) and felt ok at the end enough to turn round and do it again - 5 times more - then this challenge could be for you.

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Our 24 hour events include:

• Small teams led by local expert Mountain Leaders - we do our best to ensure participants are grouped with others walking at the same pace.

• Transport to the start and back to your car at the end.

• Support van at each road crossing - Nant Peris and Ogwen.

• Optional bunkhouse accommodation (booked and paid separately) Bunkhouse is at start end of route.

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The day will start in Bethesda at 02:50. From here we take a taxi to the start at Pen Y Pass then walk back to Bethesda at the end. 

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