Snowdon Trek 2025
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Date:
28th June 2025
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Price:
£20
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Location:
Snowdon
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Summary:
On Saturday 28th June, experience the spectacular views at the Summit of Snowdon, Wales’s tallest mountain. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable experience and sign up for just £20!
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On Saturday 28th June, experience the spectacular views at the Summit of Snowdon, Wales’s tallest mountain. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable experience and sign up for just £20!
Standing at a staggering 3,560 feet, Snowdon is the highest peak in Wales and the second largest in the UK. Your journey will start in the morning as we begin our ascent to the summit. Witness the breath-taking views from the peak of the mountain and the spectacular landscapes below.
Our highly experienced mountain leaders will take care of you on the day so you can fully enjoy this magical experience.
By taking part, you will raise vital funds to help support The Myton Hospices care for our patients and their families when they need us the most.
To cover the costs of the event and to raise funds to support our patients and their families, we ask that you pledge to raise a minimum of £250.
We will help you every step of the way with resources and fundraising tips, and we also have a dedicated Facebook group so that you can meet your fellow participants and share your experiences.
Have a look at the difference the money you raise will make:
- £212 would fund a Respite bed for one day
- £300 will fund 10 children’s bereavement counselling sessions
- £360 will fund our Myton at Home service for one day
- £450 will fund an Inpatient bed for one day
- £600 covers the cost of Wellbeing Services support for one patient
- £1,160 is the running cost of our Rugby Myton Support Hub for one week
- £4,912 is the running cost of our Inpatient Unit at Warwick Myton Hospice for one day
You must have 80% (£200) of your £250 target on your fundraising page by Friday 6th June 2025 and the remainder by Sunday 29th June 2025.
FAQs...
Who can take part?
Anyone over the age of 14 (under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult taking part).
You will require a reasonable level of fitness and no serious health conditions to take part in this challenge. You will be grouped into a team according to your ability.
Is travel to and from Snowdon included?
Travel to and from Snowdon is not included or provided for this event. Please ensure you can make your own way to and from the start point.
Are dogs allowed on the climb?
Please note that dogs are not permitted at this event for health and safety reasons.
Where can I park?
Parking for Snowdon is available at:
Laversose Way, Llanberis, Caernarfon LL55 4TY
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Or
Electric Mountain Car Park, Afon House, Station Rd, Llanberis, Caernarfon LL55 4TA
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Please consider car sharing where possible. We advise that you do not drive after you have completed the challenge due to fatigue so please ensure that you book accommodation or have friends or family available to pick you up.
Please try to ensure that you book refundable accommodation in the unlikely event that severe weather forces the cancellation of the event.
When and where is the meeting time?
We will be meeting at Llanberis community centre, Llanberis, Y Ganolfan LL55 4UR
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We will set off in two waves, with a 7-7:15am meeting time for the 8am wave or a 8-8:15am meeting time for the 9am wave.
Key Facts...
Route: Llanberis Path
Distance: a total of 9 miles
Ascent: 3,199 feet
Time: Approximately 6-7 hours
Grade of Difficulty: Medium
Route Map: click here
What you can expect:
- You will be placed in small groups with one expert mountain leader for every 10 people.
- Opportunity to attend one free training walk on Sunday 16th March 2025.
- Training Plan.
- Pre-event Q&A session on Tuesday 22nd April 2025 7pm.
- Kit List.
- Support with fundraising tips and tricks.
- Snowdon finishers medal.
- Free Myton Hoodie for individual fundraisers raising £500 or more.
- Participant Facebook group to keep up to date with the latest information and meet your fellow climbers.
Kit List...
Essential Items...
You must have these with you to take part, your mountain leader will undertake a kit inspection before allowing you to leave with the group
- Rucksack 25-35 Litres
- Sturdy, comfy walking boots or trail shoes with ankle support and grippy sole
- Waterproof Jacket with hood
- Comfortable, thick walking socks
- Comfortable walking trousers (no Jeans)
- Base Layer/Tshirt – not cotton
- At least 2 litres of water
- Snacks for rest stops on the mountain
- Personal first aid kit - blister protection, medication, painkillers, plasters
- Waterproof Trousers
- Rucksack liner or bin bag – to keep rain out
- Fleece Layer/Jacket
- Spare warm layer in a rucksack
- Warm Hat
- Warm gloves
- Suncream
Desirable Items...
You may find the trip more enjoyable should you have these items
- Walking poles – eases the pressure on your joints
- Mobile phone in a waterproof case/bag
Great snack ideas – Nuts, Trail mix, Granola Bars, Jerky, Protein bars, Energy Bites, Dried fruit, boiled sweets, and crackers.