Welsh 3000's , Beacons Way , Cambrian Way , Ten Y Fan RAISING AWARENESS Snowdonia way - 2026 The Snowdonia Way is a long-distance walking trail that takes you the full length of the National Park, from Machynlleth in the South to Conwy in the North, This was our annual challenge for raising awareness for mental health. The Cambrain way - 2025 Walking 298 miles from south to north Wales, the Cambrian Way offers a variety of experiences and scenery. It passes through Snowdonia National Park and the Brecon Beacons National Park on its way from Cardiff to Conwy. The path is renowned for its difficult ascent of 22,500 meters (73,700 feet), and because of its isolated and difficult terrain, it calls for strong navigational skill. This was, if not the best experience of my life, my third yearly challenge to raise awareness for those who struggle with addiction and mental health Welsh 3 peaks - 2025 The Welsh Three Peaks Challenge involves climbing Snowdon, Cadair Idris, and Pen y Fan within 24 hours, covering a total distance of 17 miles and an ascent of 2,334 meters. This was my second charity group led event to raise money for the Jacob crane foundation Welsh 3000s - 2025 The Welsh 3000s Challenge requires you to reach the summit of all 15 of Wales's mountains higher than 3000 feet in a single day without using any kind of transportation. Although it is around 24 miles long, the walks to and from the starting and finishing points can make the entire distance more than 30 miles. Time completed in 17hrs 24mins Ten Y Fan - 2024 To the summit of Pen y Fan and back up to 10 times within 24 hours.10YFan is a challenge of a lifetime. 10 climbs over 40 miles. this was my annual challenge for charity in 2024 to raise awareness for people who suffer with their mental health / addiction. Laugharne to Tenby 18 Mile coastal hike raising money for the British heart foundation Glamorgan ridge way walk - 2024 Walked and led a 50k hike to raise money for Chect Charity - Childhood Eye Cancer Trust The Golden Circle - 2024 The golden circle route - Three peaks of Abergavenny. The Blorenge , Sugarloaf and Skirrid, total distance 19 miles The Beacons Way - 2023 The Beacons Way is a 100-mile-long distance footpath, that transverses through the centre of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park in South Wales. This was my first ever long distance challenge in raising awareness for people who suffer with their mental health and addiction.

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foreverinthehills - A Journey of Recovery and Discovery A RECOVERY JOURNEY THROUGH WALES Join myself and others as we embark on a journey across Wales to finish the epic Welsh list of all hills and mountains. Walking Through Wales Mountains Hills & History I've walked hundreds of miles across some of the toughest terrain in Wales and experienced some of the most beautiful and varied landscapes the country has to offer. From stunning coastlines to rugged mountains . You are welcome to join me as I look to complete all P30 mountains and to may just be the first to finish the epic Welsh list. Mountains Wales is home to a diverse range of mountains, each classified by different criteria. Here's a brief overview used to define Welsh mountains: Hewitts: Mountains in Wales that are over 610m (2000ft) in height with a prominence of at least 30m on all sides. Nuttalls: Mountains in Wales that are over 610m (2000ft) in height with a prominence of at least 15m on all sides. Marilyns: Mountains in the British Isles that are over 610m (2000ft) in height with a prominence of at least 150m on all sides. P30 any mountain with a prominence over 30 meter Mountains History, Myths and Legends Deeply ingrained in Welsh culture and history, Welsh myths and legends are fascinating stories full of mythical creatures, historical heroes, and captivating landscapes. History Challenges Wales has a wide variety of long-distance walks, each with its own special charm landscape and challenges. Here are some of the long distance walks & challenges which have taken us through some of the best and roughest terrain in wales Challenges Hiking Europe From Snow Capped Alps to dry Volcanic rock hiking through some of the most beautiful parts of Europe. Europe Podcasts & Reels Sharing my recovery Journey Story & Reels Events - Coming soon You are welcome to join me for a stomp around Wales. Sign up today to keep update with all hiking and exploring events . Events STAY IN THE KNOW - JOIN THE JOURNEY Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

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Recovery Journey - Recovering addict . The Cambrian Way WELSH DESERT Plynlimon - 753m S1578 - Prominenc 526m Y Gamriw - 604m S4874 - Prominence 56m Gorllwyn 613m S6543 - Prominence 88m Banc-Bwa-Drain - 388m S5479 - Prominence Mynydd Mallaen - 429m S6467 - Prominence 205m Crugiau Merched - 459m S5696 - Prominence 38m Esgair Hir 484m S5226 Prominence 52m Foel Fadian 564m S8517 - Prominence 87m Garn Gron 541m S5573 - Prominence 52m Cefn Coch - 500m S5970 Cefn Fannog 456m S6532 - Prominence 19m Esgair Cerrig 484m S5226 - Prominence 38m Drygarn Fawr - 645m Prominence 257m Bryn y Fan 482m Trig No 10337

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Recovery Journey - Recovering addict - Hiking in europe HIKING EUROPE MT Teide - 3718m Mount Teide, located on Tenerife in the Canary Islands, is a prominent volcano and the highest point in Spain, standing at 3,715 meters (12,188 feet) above sea level Tete Du Boston - 2406m French Alps Near the little village of Samoëns, Tête de Bostan is a magnificent peak in the French Alps. Nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers from all over the world are drawn to this magnificent peak because of its outstanding panoramic views. Col De Boston 2236m - French Alps The Col de Boston the boarder between the Swiss and French alps Le Mole 1865m - French Alps Some call it the gateway to the alps . The peak stands boldly in front of Mont Blanc, Le Môle is a mountain to behold in its own right. With stunning 360° panoramic views of the Alps, Geneva and the Jura mountains from the summit it really is a spectacle. This was my first European summit. The Cascade Du Rouget Also known as "The Queen of the Alps", is Sixt's best-known waterfall. The torrent surges dramatically in two huge steps, falling for over 80 metres. Refuge De folly 1556m Near Samoëns, Haute-Savoie. Generally considered a challenging route. This is a popular trail for hiking, with refreshments at hand when you reach it. Col Des Chambre 2338m A breathtaking alpine pass at 2850m, offering stunning 360° panoramas . Ice Cave Foot of the Matterhorn The Ice Cave Foot of the Matterhorn, A natural Wonder Lac Des Chambre A hike alternating between forest paths, mountain pastures, scree slopes and a lake, leading to the Lac des Chambres at the foot of the Pointe Rousse. This alpine lake, fed by a glacier, offers a timeless moment in an exceptional setting.

Recovery Journey , Recovering Addict , Mental Health A RECOVERY JOURNEY About I decided to climb my first mountain back in 2022 Little did I realise that it would become a catalyst to help me come to terms with my thoughts and, on occasion, my days of challenges. This decision came after losing two of my best mates from suicide as-well as having to step away from almost 2 decades of taking drugs. Thankfully I was able too seek help through rehab and group therapy sessions. I found that I wasn't alone. So don't ever think you are. To help with my recovery journey I have decided to set a task of completing all P30 mountains (2374) in Wales by the end of 2029. you are welcome to join myself and others on a recovery journey through Wales. Let’s do it Together Get in touch so we can finish it together First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Snowdonia - North Wales - Welsh Hills & Mountains NORTH WALES Conwy Mountain - 247m Moel Wmion - 580m Prominence 104m Crib Goch - 933m Prominence - 63m Caslte Y Gwent - 972m Prominence 16m Elidir Fawr - 924m Prominence 212m Tryfan - South face Y Garn - 947m Prominence 236m Tryfan - 918m Prominence 191m Garnedd Ugain - 1065m S1618 Prominence 72m Cadair Berwyn 832m Prominence 346m Moel Siabod - 872m S7317 Prominence 600m Snowdon Pyg Track Moel Hebog - 783m S8510 - Prominence 585m Moel yr Ogof - Cave Waun Oer - 670m S8453 - Prominence 117m Snowdon Miners path Crib Goch North Face Snowdon South Ridge Mynydd Moel - 863m Prominence 67m Gau Graig - 683m Prominence 30m Foel Dinas - 478m Watkin Path Snowdon The Cnicht 691m Prominence 105m Craig Las 661m Prominence 103m Diffwys 750m Prominence 148m

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Walking through Wales - Coastal Path , Brecon Beacons , North Wales Mountains of Wales Coast - Beacons - Cambrian - North North Wales Snowdonia National Park North Wales is home to eight different mountain ranges, all of which are well worth exploring. This page is devoted to documenting the summits I have been been to in the North Wales' mountain ranges. An outline of North Wales' mountain ranges can be found here. Some of the most well-known mountains in each range are included. Click here to See a list of all the mountains in Eryri that have been summited across all different ranges Summits of North Brecon Beacons & South Wales Valleys The Brecon Beacons National Park has a lot to offer, including mountains, moorland, standing stones, castles, and vibrant waterfalls. The beacons possess a rich and diverse mythology and culture, as well as a lengthy and vivid past. The Beacons National Park spans about forty-two miles. The Central Beacons, which dominate the skyline south of Brecon, are the source of its name. It encompasses roughly 520 square miles of South and Mid Wales. At Pen y Fan, the highest hill in southern Britain, they reach a height of 886 meters. Brecon & Beyond Cambrian Mountains The Welsh Desert Known as the "Green Desert of Wales," the Cambrian Mountains are a large highland region in the centre of Wales that is distinguished by its rough mountains, steep valleys, lakes, and forests. For those looking for a more isolated and untamed Welsh experience, this area is ideal because it is mostly barren. The region was previously contemplated for designation as a national park, but it has not yet been approved. The Centre Wales Coastal Path Around the Edge It is the world's first route to follow a nation's whole coastline. Experience stunning views, modern cultural sights, natural events, and thousands of years of history by diving in anywhere along its 870 miles. The Coast