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Yorkshire Dales 3 Peaks in 3 Days –Guided Walking Adventure 2026
Experience the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks at a relaxed pace — one mountain per day.
This small-group guided adventure takes you up Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough, allowing time to enjoy the scenery, geology, and peaceful character of the Dales without the pressure of the one-day challenge.
Led by Jonathan, an experienced Mountain Leader from Where2Walk, this three-day itinerary is perfect for walkers who want to build confidence, take in the views, and connect with fellow adventurers.
Daily Itinerary
Day 1 – Pen-y-Ghent (9 miles)
Start in Horton-in-Ribblesdale, following the classic ascent to the summit before looping back past the impressive Hull Pot, one of the largest natural holes in England.
Day 2 – Whernside (11 miles)
Begin at Ribblehead Viaduct and climb via Blea Moor Tunnel and Dentdale. Take in the tranquil tarns before reaching the highest of the Three Peaks.
Day 3 – Ingleborough (11 miles)
Ascend from Clapham through Gaping Gill and Little Ingleborough, crossing limestone pavements and nature reserves before returning through Ingleborough’s striking landscape.
Highlights
Climb all three Yorkshire Peaks at a relaxed, enjoyable pace
Expert guidance and route management from a qualified Mountain Leader
Explore varied Dales landscapes – limestone pavements, waterfalls, and valleys
Ideal for individuals or small groups seeking a scenic mid-week mini-break
Focus on enjoyment, safety, and steady progress — not speed
What to Bring
Walking boots and waterproof clothing
Daypack (20–30 L) with food, snacks, and at least 1.5 L of water
Warm layers, hat, gloves, and sun protection
Personal medication and a positive attitude for three days in the hills
Facilities
Accommodation and meals are not included — local B&Bs and inns in Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Ribblehead, and Clapham are recommended.
Full joining details and meeting points are provided upon booking.
This small-group guided adventure takes you up Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough, allowing time to enjoy the scenery, geology, and peaceful character of the Dales without the pressure of the one-day challenge.
Led by Jonathan, an experienced Mountain Leader from Where2Walk, this three-day itinerary is perfect for walkers who want to build confidence, take in the views, and connect with fellow adventurers.
Daily Itinerary
Day 1 – Pen-y-Ghent (9 miles)
Start in Horton-in-Ribblesdale, following the classic ascent to the summit before looping back past the impressive Hull Pot, one of the largest natural holes in England.
Day 2 – Whernside (11 miles)
Begin at Ribblehead Viaduct and climb via Blea Moor Tunnel and Dentdale. Take in the tranquil tarns before reaching the highest of the Three Peaks.
Day 3 – Ingleborough (11 miles)
Ascend from Clapham through Gaping Gill and Little Ingleborough, crossing limestone pavements and nature reserves before returning through Ingleborough’s striking landscape.
Highlights
Climb all three Yorkshire Peaks at a relaxed, enjoyable pace
Expert guidance and route management from a qualified Mountain Leader
Explore varied Dales landscapes – limestone pavements, waterfalls, and valleys
Ideal for individuals or small groups seeking a scenic mid-week mini-break
Focus on enjoyment, safety, and steady progress — not speed
What to Bring
Walking boots and waterproof clothing
Daypack (20–30 L) with food, snacks, and at least 1.5 L of water
Warm layers, hat, gloves, and sun protection
Personal medication and a positive attitude for three days in the hills
Facilities
Accommodation and meals are not included — local B&Bs and inns in Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Ribblehead, and Clapham are recommended.
Full joining details and meeting points are provided upon booking.
Tuesday 28 Apr 26
horton in ribblesdaleSettle North Yorkshire BD24 0HG
Date: 28–30 April 2026Location: Yorkshire Dales National Park
Price: £115 per person
Start Time: 9:30 am each day
Group Size: Max 10 participants
Guide: Jonathan – Qualified Mountain Leader, Where2Walk
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