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£115.00
Join our 2026 Yorkshire “3 Peaks in 3 Days” Mini Break with a Guide.
Dates in April and September
Join our 2026 Yorkshire ‘3 Peaks in 3 Days’ Guided Walks. Instead of racing around the 3 Peaks in one day (with little enjoyment) join us for a more leisurely circuit of each mountain by the best and most enjoyable route.
28/29/30 April
23/24/25 September
The cost for all 3 Guided Walks is £115
Suitable for those who want to enjoy the Yorkshire 3 Peaks without the time pressure of completing them all in a day. The wo mini breaks in 2026 are midweek as the mountains are less crowded.
Each day is relaxed, stress free and enjoyable. Jonathan is experienced with a great deal of local knowledge, experience and ‘hopefully!’ great company as well.
The group will be small, less than 10 people.
A reasonable level of fitness is required and we are out for roughly 6 hours a day.
The itinerary for each day is detailed below although we are very flexible and things may change on the day (usually weather related).
We meet at 9.30 for each walk and will be out and about for roughly 6 hours.
From Horton-in-Ribblesdale we will follow the traditional route up Pen-y-Ghent. From the summit we will carry on towards Plovers Hill before dropping down to the old drovers road linking Littondale and Ribblesdale. The return takes us past Hull Pot, a waterfall as part of a collapsed limes.
Park at Ribblehead and then follow the Settle Carlisle railway past the famous viaduct and Blea Moor Tunnel. From here leave the traditional route to enter the head of Dentdale and climb Whernside via 3 Tarns on its wide northern shoulder. From the summit drop back in to the head of Ribblesdale and return through Ribblehead viaduct.
Start at the lovely village of Clapham then climb Ingleborough via the dramatic Gaping Gill and Little Ingleborough. The plateau where the summit lies is a large flat boulder field with excellent views in all directions. The return to Clapham is via some of the most dramatic limestone pavements in England, the Ingleborough Nature Reserve.
Settle or one of the surrounding villages is probably the best base for the walks. Settle is a market town with a good and varied choice of accommodation, places to eat and visit. There are also good rail links to Settle.
However Ingleton, Long Preston and Horton are good as well.
We can easily arrange a pick up from Settle or nearby for each walk if you do not have your own car.
The selection below are places which previous people on the walks have stayed in and enjoyed.
Golden Lion, Settle
Craven Arms, Settle
Harts Head, Giggleswick
Maypole Inn, Long Preston
Station Inn, Ribblehead
King William IV Guest House, Settle
Dalesbridge Campsite
Knights Table Campsite, Stainforth
Do contact me if you are struggling to find accommodation. Midweek should be ok!
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