Training for the Three Peaks – Scafell Ascent & Descent
Our team took on a training climb up Scafell, preparing for the ultimate Three Peaks Challenge. The journey began with clear skies, but as they gained altitude, the temperature dropped, and the summit revealed a frozen landscape. Despite the cold and tricky terrain, everyone made it to the top in just 2.5 hours! The descent was no easier—testing knees, legs, and stamina—but it was all part of the challenge. Since Scafell will be tackled in the dark during the real event, this practice climb was crucial. Watch the video to see the highs, lows, and determination of the team in action!
Video Credit @grcmdx (Instagram)
Working with the YMCA – Preparing for the National Three Peaks Challenge
At Your Adventure Challenge, we believe that every great adventure starts with careful preparation, teamwork, and expert guidance. When Grace from YMCA Black Country Group reached out with 17 participants eager to take on the National Three Peaks Challenge, we knew this would be an incredible journey—both for them and for us.
The goal? To raise funds and awareness for the YMCA while tackling one of the UK’s most demanding endurance challenges—summiting Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Snowdon within 24 hours. But before setting foot on the mountains, we had to build a solid plan, ensure the team had the right training, and take care of every logistical detail to maximise their chances of success.
Planning for Success
From the outset, we worked closely with Grace and her team at the YMCA office in Wolverhampton, meeting to discuss:
✅ Logistics – Route planning, travel, and accommodation ✅ Clothing & Kit – Ensuring everyone had the right gear for the challenge ✅ Training Programme – A structured 16-week plan to build endurance ✅ Nutrition & Preparation – Fueling the body for peak performance
Grace then compiled all of this information into a dedicated YMCA National Three Peaks booklet, giving the team a clear roadmap for their training and adventure ahead.
Training Begins on the Malvern Hills
With a solid plan in place, the group began their training journey, kicking things off with a training day on the Malvern Hills. This was the first of many preparation sessions, designed to simulate the kind of terrain and endurance needed for the Three Peaks Challenge. The enthusiasm, dedication, and team spirit were clear from day one, setting a fantastic foundation for the months ahead.
As we always tell our participants—their challenge becomes our challenge. From training days to logistics and on-the-day support, we’re fully committed to ensuring every team is ready to tackle their adventure with confidence.
More Than Just a Challenge
Taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge isn’t just about summiting mountains—it’s about teamwork, pushing limits, and supporting a cause that truly matters. For the YMCA team, this challenge represents an opportunity to raise vital funding and awareness while experiencing a life-changing adventure.
We’re proud to be working alongside them on this journey, ensuring they can focus on putting one foot in front of the other—while we take care of the rest.
Feeling Inspired?
If your organisation or charity is looking for an unforgettable challenge, we’d love to help! Whether it’s the National Three Peaks or a bespoke adventure, Your Adventure Challenge is here to make it happen.
West Mercia Women’s Aid – Malvern Hills Challenge
The Malvern Hills Challenge is a strenuous but rewarding journey across one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the UK. In support of West Mercia Women’s Aid, a determined group of fundraisers took on the full length of the Malvern Hills, covering 9 miles and tackling 15 peaks with over 6,000ft of elevation gain.
With the expert guidance of Mark Stancer and the Your Adventure Challenge team, the group set off from North Quarry Car Park in Malvern, making their way along steep but manageable trails, across ancient Bronze Age hill forts, and through some of the most stunning viewpoints in Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Gloucestershire.
A Challenge to Remember
Taking approximately six hours, this strenuous hike tested endurance, teamwork, and determination. The rolling hills and steep ascents made for a physically demanding route, but the sense of achievement at Chase End Hill in Ledbury was well worth the effort. Throughout the challenge, participants pushed themselves to new limits, supported by the Your Adventure Challenge team to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and unforgettable experience.
A Word from West Mercia Women’s Aid
“Mark and the team at Your Adventure Challenge were brilliant, thank you! Mark worked closely with us at West Mercia Women's Aid to organise our Malvern Hills Challenge. He was on hand throughout the whole process and was keen to answer any questions we had. On the day, the team ensured that our challenge was enjoyable and safe and that everything went to plan! Thank you for making this experience so wonderful!”
Take on the Malvern Hills Challenge
Whether you’re looking for a fundraising challenge, a team-building adventure, or a personal test of endurance, the Malvern Hills Challenge is a fantastic way to experience the beauty of the Malvern Hills while pushing yourself to new heights.
Ready to take on your next adventure? Join Your Adventure Challenge and start planning today.
Anniversary River Wye Trip: A Celebration of Adventure
In 2022, a dedicated team of fundraisers took on the full 85-mile River Wye Kayak Challenge, paddling from Glasbury-on-Wye to Redbrook in support of Macmillan Hereford. Their incredible journey, which raised vital funds for charity, was an unforgettable experience. (Read more about their adventure here: 85-Mile Kayak Trip Fundraiser)
A year later, in 2023, we returned to the river to mark the occasion with a more relaxed but equally rewarding Anniversary Paddle and Walk, covering a scenic 16-mile stretch from Glasbury-on-Wye to Whitney-on-Wye. This special event brought together 26 adventurers who joined us to relive the magic of paddling through one of the UK’s most beautiful rivers.
A Perfect Weekend on the Water
Blessed with beautiful weather, the group set off on their kayaks, gliding through calm waters under the sun. Suncream became an essential piece of kit as the golden rays reflected off the crystal-clear river, making for an unforgettable journey through the Wye Valley’s stunning landscape.
Throughout the trip, the group was constantly in awe of the river’s winding course, its peaceful surroundings, and the incredible abundance of wildlife. The first day offered some of the clearest waters we’d ever paddled on, with herons, egrets, cormorants, and kingfishers lining the banks in numbers we'd never seen before. The local birdlife certainly knows a good fishing ground when they find one!
A Journey to Remember
This Anniversary Paddle wasn’t about speed or endurance—it was about soaking in the experience, taking time to appreciate the beauty of the River Wye, and enjoying the camaraderie of fellow adventurers. From peaceful stretches of water to moments of laughter shared along the way, it was the perfect way to honour the spirit of adventure that defined the original challenge.
Join Us for the Next Adventure!
At Your Adventure Challenge, we love creating unforgettable journeys, whether it’s a tough endurance test or a scenic, relaxed expedition like this one. If you’re feeling inspired, why not join us for our next River Wye trip—or plan your own bespoke adventure?
River Wye 85-mile Kayak Trip fundraiser for MacMillan Hereford
While most people were enjoying watching the 70th Jubilee celebrations on TV or having street parties to mark the occasion, Mark Stancer of Your Adventure Challenge and Steve Ennis took Chris Roff on a three day adventure challenge kayaking 85 miles along the River Wye, starting out on June 2 at Glasbury-on-Wye and finishing below Monmouth at a tiny village called Redbrook on June 4.
The trip was a fundraiser for MacMillan Hereford as a tribute to Chris's Dad, Nigel Roff, who passed away in April 2022 after a short battle with cancer - the team at Hereford MacMillan had been incredibly supportive.
We were blessed with beautiful weather over the first two days - suncream was the day’s essential travelling companion and we were left constantly marvelling at the glorious course the river takes you on. We'd never kayaked on clearer waters than the stretch between Glasbury & Hereford. The local birdlife know a thing or two about happy fishing grounds and while we get our fair share of herons, egrets, cormorants, kingfishers and the like on the Avon, we'd never seen such an abundance of wildlife on the Wye during our first day.
The first day saw us kayak through Hay-on-Wye who had "A" list celebrities in town for the book Festival in the shape of Hilary Clinton - the town was packed, but the river was incredibly quiet and devoid of any motorised boats and exceptionally few canoeists or kayakers. We had many occasions where we might paddle for an hour or two without seeing another person - it really was completely tranquil, and each bend in the river brought another outstanding view and further wildlife to be admired and gazed upon.
Day 1 ended at Hereford Rowing Club where we were met by Chris's family and friends and members of staff from MacMillan Hereford.
An early night followed in Hereford where we ate out in a local hostelry before getting underway again on day 2 for the next stretch to Ross-on-Wye. We could hardly believe that a journey that might take no more than 30 minutes in a car could take 30 miles by river.
As you might imagine the river meanders enormously on this stretch through bucolic countryside that looks untouched by modern life. By now, we'd also got the hang of the relatively straightforward rapids that you can encounter, and I was reminded of my "O" level geography lessons from 40 years ago that informed the water runs best on the outside bends.
We also marvelled at the rivers stock of fish - salmon were leaping out of the water every other minute of the day and Mark got the fright of his life when a 7-8Ilbs salmon landed on his kayak almost causing him almost to capsize with the shock of taking on an extra passenger!
Our final day saw us complete the most touristy stretch of the river around Symonds Yat - the riverside pubs were doing brisk Bank Holiday business, and we had to be on our toes to negotiate the tricky rapids at the far end of Symonds Yat. Once on the last leg to Monmouth the traffic on the river disappeared and before too long, we had reached journey's end at Redbrook and the welcoming sight of a deserved pint at Redbrook's Boat Inn.
The three days had been blessed with perfect weather, we raised £2,000+ for MacMillan Hereford and Chris did his much-missed Dad proud by completing the journey having had no experience at all of kayaking. The three of us were sure of one thing, we'll be back on the Wye in the near future to savour the beauty of the surroundings and abundant wildlife the river gives the traveller to enjoy. If you haven't been, you owe it to yourself to diarise a day trip.
Emmi & Maddy Conquer the National Three Peaks Challenge for Epilepsy Society
In an extraordinary test of endurance, determination, and resilience, Emmi and Maddy took on the National Three Peaks Challenge in aid of the Epilepsy Society—and absolutely smashed it! Completing the challenge within the strict 24-hour timeframe, they tackled the highest mountains in Scotland, England, and Wales in the ultimate endurance test, raising over £2,500 for an incredible cause.
Guided by Mark Stancer and the expert Your Adventure Challenge team, including Glen and Keith, they braved torrential rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and treacherous driving conditions to achieve their goal. Their success is a testament to their grit, strength, and sheer determination.
A Record-Breaking Start
The adventure kicked off in Scotland with Ben Nevis (1,345m), and Emmi and Maddy wasted no time in setting a blistering pace. Their ascent and descent were completed in record-breaking times, setting the tone for an unforgettable journey. Guided by Mark, they powered through the rugged terrain, proving they were more than up for the challenge.
Battling the Elements at Scafell Pike
From Scotland, the team journeyed south to England’s highest peak, Scafell Pike (978m), where they were met with extreme weather conditions. Torrential rain, thunderstorms, and lightning made this leg of the challenge particularly dangerous, but with expert guidance from Glen and Keith, they tackled the unpredictable terrain head-on. Despite the elements throwing everything at them, they kept pushing forward, refusing to let the storm dampen their spirits.
The Final Push: Snowdon & A Surprise Treat
With fatigue setting in but the finish line in sight, Emmi and Maddy made their way to Wales for the final ascent up Snowdon (1,085m). The early morning climb was tough, but with Keith’s expert leadership—and his legendary magic bag full of surprises—the team made steady progress towards the summit.
At the top, Keith produced a flask of hot Vimto, a nostalgic drink Emmi and Maddy hadn’t had since childhood. After hours of climbing in brutal conditions, the unexpected treat was the perfect morale boost, warming them from the inside out and marking a special moment of reflection before the final descent.
Words from Emmi & Maddy
Their journey was more than just a physical test—it was an emotional and deeply personal experience. Reflecting on the challenge, Emmi shared:
“I’ve been trying to find the words to explain my feelings about the last couple of days... It’s so hard to explain how grateful we are. You are the most warm and welcoming man... it’s not often you can talk to someone you’ve only just met for six hours and still have plenty to say!!
We also wanted to say how appreciative we are for how well you organised everything. The guides you chose were absolutely unbelievable. Glen was so relaxed and chilled, like nothing was a bother to him—just what we needed. Keith (I love this man) was so well organised. His magic bag, that was bigger than him, had everything you could possibly think of (the dry gloves were a lifesaver), and he made us feel so, so, so safe in his company.”
A Challenge to Remember
Emmi and Maddy took on one of the most demanding endurance challenges out there—and absolutely nailed it. Overcoming extreme weather, exhaustion, and the relentless push to meet the 24-hour deadline, they demonstrated immense perseverance and heart.
Not only did they achieve their goal, but they did so in support of an important cause, raising over £2,500 for the Epilepsy Society. Their journey is a reminder of what’s possible when determination meets expert support.
Take on Your Own Adventure
Inspired by Emmi and Maddy’s journey? Whether you're looking to push yourself to the limit with the full 24-hour Three Peaks Challenge, or prefer a flexible option to take in the scenery at your own pace, Your Adventure Challenge will create the perfect experience for you.
Conquering the National Three Peaks Challenge for American Suicide Prevention: A 2024 Success Story
In 2024, Your Adventure Challenge had the honour of organising a unique version of the National Three Peaks Challenge in aid of American suicide prevention. This wasn’t the typical high-pressure 24-hour race against the clock—instead, it was the flexible option, allowing our adventurers to take a more relaxed pace, savour the breathtaking scenery, and create unforgettable memories.
The challenge was taken on by three inspiring sisters, Nancy, Susan, and Karen, who travelled all the way from the United States to the UK. With the support of the Your Adventure Challenge team and their guides, the sisters successfully summited two of the three peaks—Ben Nevis in Scotland and Snowdon in Wales—raising several thousand dollars for a vital cause.
A Journey of Resilience, Beauty, and Togetherness
From the outset, this challenge was about more than just reaching the summits. It was about taking on something extraordinary while enjoying the natural beauty of Scotland, England, and Wales, and above all, supporting mental health and suicide prevention.
The adventure began at Ben Nevis, where the sisters were guided by Rich, one of the most experienced mountain guides in the UK. Despite the unpredictable weather and a gruelling pace, the team managed to adapt and savour their climb. Halfway through, the decision was made for Nancy, who faced worsening conditions, to descend with Scott, part of the Your Adventure Challenge team. This allowed Susan and Karen to successfully summit.
Next came Scafell Pike, the second peak, but unforeseen circumstances, including a mountain rescue and deteriorating weather, led to the decision to skip this leg of the challenge. Instead, the team took the opportunity to enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside, embracing the flexibility of their bespoke itinerary.
Finally, the group tackled Snowdon. With Keith, an experienced Snowdon guide, leading the way, the team began their climb via the Pyg Track in the early hours. Though the summit remained out of reach, the decision to descend via the Miner’s Track provided a stunning walk through the Welsh landscape that became a highlight of the trip.
A Testament to Flexibility and Support
Throughout the adventure, the Your Adventure Challenge team—led by Mark, alongside Sonia and Scott—ensured that every aspect of the trip was tailored to the sisters’ needs and abilities. “This was our adventure,” said Nancy, “and they reminded us of that every step of the way.”
The sisters’ journey was a testament to what makes Your Adventure Challenge special: a personalised, supportive approach that puts the participants’ experience at the heart of the challenge.
Reflections from Nancy
“Never in my life did I imagine I would be describing an outdoor adventure as the perfect trip, but the National Three Peaks Challenge with Mark and the Your Adventure Challenge team was just that.
My sisters and I had originally booked on with a different group, who cancelled on us with about a month to spare. Coming from the US, with reservations made and vacation from work booked, we were not in a position to change dates, and our original group suggested I reach out to Mark to see if he might help us out.
From the first meeting, Mark made us feel like we would be well looked after. He was also honest that it’s a challenge and we might not make it in 24 hours—or at all. Spoiler alert, we did not.
Still, from the moment Mark and two friends, Scott and Sonia, who were both experienced climbers, picked us up, it was an amazing experience. We couldn’t have asked for a better adventure than the one we had with the Your Adventure Challenge team. There aren’t enough ways to thank everyone for the amazing experience.”
Looking Ahead
Nancy, Susan, and Karen were so inspired by their experience that they are returning to Your Adventure Challenge this year for a bespoke adventure through Scotland, England, and Wales. We are thrilled to be working with them again to create another unforgettable journey.
This story exemplifies what Your Adventure Challenge is all about: pushing boundaries, embracing the beauty of the great outdoors, and supporting meaningful causes along the way.
If you’re inspired by the sisters’ story, why not join us for your own adventure? Whether you’re looking for a challenge to push your limits or a bespoke experience designed just for you, we’re here to make it happen.
National Three Peaks Challenge: Is the 24-Hour Goal Really Necessary?
It’s one of the most popular challenges in the UK, with over 30,000 people attempting the National Three Peaks Challenge each year. Surprisingly, only about 40% manage to complete it in under 24 hours. So, this begs the question—do you really need to finish within that time frame? In short, the answer is no!
The views and opinions in this post do not mean you should never attempt the challenge in under 24 hours. We will facilitate the 24 hour challenge wherever possible, but in our experience it isn’t always the best approach. Let’s dive into some reasons why taking your time can actually be more beneficial.
Time pressure vs Enjoyment
When you put yourself under a strict time constraint, it can really take the fun out of the journey. Sure, completing the challenge is a fantastic goal, but it’s the adventure along the way that makes it truly special. If you’re constantly glancing at the clock, you might miss out on appreciating everything around you. After all, hiking is as much about the experience as it is about reaching the summit!
Uncontrollable Variables
It’s important to remember that the hiking itself is only just over 50% of the total time. The rest is spent travelling between peaks, and we all know how unpredictable UK roads can be! While you can plan for potential delays, is it worth making unsafe decisions just to shave a few minutes off your travel time? Absolutely not! We’re all about keeping you safe, not just on the trails but during your travels as well.
Another thing to consider is that this challenge is a team effort. Everyone in your group has different abilities, and rushing to meet a 24-hour goal can create tension and stress. I’ve seen it firsthand: when one person is focused on speed, it can leave others feeling left behind and demoralised. By allowing a couple of extra hours, that tension melts away, and everyone can enjoy the journey together.
Wouldn’t you rather everyone finish within 30 hours than have half the team drop out while the other half rushes to finish in 23 hours and 58 minutes?
What’s the Point of Rushing Past the Views?
If you’ve watched the short video above, you’ll know I’m a huge advocate for slowing down and soaking in the scenery. The mountains and national parks are absolutely stunning! What’s the point of climbing up and down if you don’t take the time to appreciate the beauty around you? Take a moment to stop, enjoy the views, have a snack, and drink some much-needed water. Celebrate each summit equally—those moments are what make the challenge worthwhile! The 24-hour limit doesn’t allow for any of this.
Communities and Environmental Impact
The National Three Peaks Challenge can actually be a controversial topic, and it’s important to acknowledge that. The sheer number of people trekking up and down the country every summer is staggering. Every weekend, teams are tackling the challenge, and it can take a toll on the mountains and the communities surrounding them.
For example, the most popular path up Scafell Pike starts in a car park right near the local community, and when many people summit at night, it can be quite disruptive. The condensed timeframe also accelerates erosion on the paths, which can have long-term negative effects on the landscape.
As a business, we’re looking into ways to minimise the impact our trips have on the environment, whether that’s by volunteering to maintain paths, running trips on less busy days, or even finding alternative challenges for participants to consider.
Acknowledging Different Perspectives
While we’re all about enjoying the journey during the National Three Peaks Challenge, it’s important to recognise that some participants may find immense satisfaction in completing it within the 24-hour timeframe. For many, setting a personal goal can be a fantastic motivator, inspiring them to train hard, bond with their team, and reach a significant milestone on their hiking adventure.
We believe it’s crucial to hike within your group’s abilities, stick together, and complete the challenge as one. Completing all three peaks consecutively is a huge achievement that everyone should be proud of, regardless of the time taken.
So, take a moment to reflect: Would you prefer to rush through the adventure, possibly sacrificing safety and enjoyment, or would you rather take your time, celebrate each summit, and come away with a treasure trove of lovely memories? After all, hiking is about connecting with nature and each other — let’s make the most of it, regardless of how long it takes!
Embracing the Climb: A Journey of Strength and Support
Have you ever felt the urge to climb a mountain, not just for the breath-taking views but to conquer your emotions as well? For one group, this urge turned into a powerful adventure that intertwined personal challenges with a mission to raise awareness for a vital cause.
The Journey Begins
As the team prepared for their climbing challenge, excitement mixed with anxiety. The meticulous planning that began months prior turned into an all-consuming focus. It wasn’t just about the training and acquiring the right gear; it was about something deeper. They were gearing up not only to tackle three significant mountains but also to face emotional struggles tied to the cause they were supporting—Sunflower Suicide Support, a local charity that helps families coping with the aftermath of suicide.
The backdrop of this climbing adventure added a poignant layer. For one member of the group, this endeavour was particularly meaningful, as it coincided with the anniversary of a family member’s passing a decade ago. Such personal connections fueled their commitment and juxtaposed the physical challenges of climbing with the emotional weight they carried.
Strength in Unity
The climbing journey wasn’t without its hurdles. The pressure and anxiety leading up to the challenge were at times overwhelming. This mental strain is common in ambitious undertakings, where the desire to succeed for oneself and for others can create a heavy emotional load. However, within this group, unity acted as a shield against adversity. The climb became a trial not just of physical endurance but also of teamwork, communication, and resilience
Amidst the highs and lows of their trek, moments of tension and disagreements on the mountain served as a reminder of their humanity. Yet, through these experiences, they emerged stronger. The shared struggle forged bonds that brought them closer, reinforcing the idea that teamwork can triumph over individual challenges.
Beyond the Adventure
Climbing these mountains became more than just an adrenaline rush; it was a way to raise awareness for an often-taboo subject. The collective efforts of this team brought attention to mental health and the impact of suicide. By sharing their journey, they turned their challenge into a beacon of hope for others facing similar struggles.
The experience highlighted that even in moments of anxiety and tension, there can be beauty and strength when we come together. As they completed their ascent, it wasn’t just a personal victory—it was a shared triumph that resonated with a broader community.
Through hard work, a deep sense of purpose, and a strong support network, this climbing adventure transformed into a poignant call for understanding and support in the face of mental health issues. Their journey reminds us that while the path may be steep, the connections we forge and the causes we stand for can elevate our spirits to greater heights.
The team from Arctic Direct have so far raised just under £3000 for their cause, an amazing achievement that will make a huge difference to their chosen cause.
Why Choose Guided Adventures: The Ultimate Challenge Experience
Imagine standing at the foot of a mountain, the air crisp and the summit towering above, daring anyone to conquer its heights. Or perhaps, picture the thrill of paddling through the serene yet formidable waters of a vast lake, the horizon stretching endlessly before you. The allure of such adventures is undeniable. Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the British Isles, and the expansive waterways present challenges that test limits in ways never imagined.
However, undertaking these adventures alone can be daunting and risky. This is where Your Adventure Challenge comes in. We provide the expertise, support, and logistical planning needed to transform a challenging journey into an unforgettable and safe experience.
Safety that Stands the Test of Time
Every adventure comes with its share of dangers. In the mountains, the weather can change in an instant, turning a clear sky into a tempest without warning. On the water, conditions can shift quickly, making navigation tricky. For many, this can spell disaster, but for those with Your Adventure Challenge, it’s a scenario we’ve trained for time and again. Our guides are fully trained in first aid and prepared to respond to any situation. They’ve navigated these treacherous passes and waterways hundreds of times and know exactly what to do.
One of our most demanding challenges is the River Wye Challenge. Participants canoe 85 miles over three days, and our guides, certified by British Canoe, ensure every paddler’s safety. This meticulous planning and preparation turn potential dangers into mere obstacles to overcome, making sure everyone gets home safely.
Navigating the Journey’s Demanding Logistics
Hiking up three major mountains isn’t just about the climb. The National Three Peaks Challenge, for example, includes not only the steep ascents and descents but also a significant amount of travel time—14 hours of driving, to be precise. This isn’t just physically tiring; it’s mentally exhausting too. This is where having a dedicated support team becomes invaluable.
Our expedition drivers are experts in navigating tricky terrain and know every shortcut and detour necessary to keep the journey smooth and timely. These drivers aren’t just chauffeurs; they are lifelines, allowing participants to conserve their energy for what truly matters—the climb itself.
Focus on the Climb, We Handle the Rest
Many participants underestimate the logistics of such adventures. When every waking moment is spent tackling rugged paths, steep inclines, or long stretches of water, the last thing anyone needs is to worry about the next leg of the trip. That’s the beauty of Your Adventure Challenge. We handle everything from transport to safety, allowing adventurers to focus solely on the task at hand.
With all the logistical nightmares handled by professionals, participants can enjoy the panoramic views and the camaraderie that comes from shared hardship. They laugh, struggle, and ultimately stand victorious on each summit or finish line, not drained by the journey, but uplifted by it.
Choosing to embark on such adventures with Your Adventure Challenge means opting for a meticulously organised experience where safety and convenience are never compromised. This ensures that participants aren’t just conquering mountains and lakes; they are reaching new heights within themselves.
This story is more than just a tale of mountains and rivers; it’s a narrative about what it truly means to push boundaries while ensuring safety and camaraderie every step of the way. With Your Adventure Challenge, every adventurer is in good hands, allowing them to conquer not just the physical challenges but their own personal summits as well.
