Hill and mountain challenges
The challenges you can track in the Peakify app, each with its peaks, a map and the summit weather. Connect Strava and Peakify ticks off every summit you reach on a recorded walk or run.
UK peak challenges
National Three Peaks
The classic UK three-summit challenge linking Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Yr Wyddfa.
Yorkshire Three Peaks
A classic Yorkshire Dales round over Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough.
Lake District 3000ers
England's four highest Lakeland summits, also known as the English 3000s.
Welsh Three Peaks
A classic Wales challenge linking Yr Wyddfa, Cadair Idris, and Pen y Fan.
Welsh 3000s
All 15 Welsh summits over 3,000 ft in one iconic Eryri challenge.
Welsh 1000m Peaks
The five Welsh summits that reach at least 1,000 metres.
Snowdonia 900m Peaks
The 16 Eryri / Snowdonia summits at or above 900 metres.
Snowdon Horseshoe
The classic Eryri horseshoe over Crib Goch, Garnedd Ugain, Yr Wyddfa, and Y Lliwedd.
Carneddau Traverse
A full Carneddau traverse linking seven major summits across the range.
Welsh Skyline
A long Glyderau skyline traverse over nine summits above the Ogwen valley.
10 Peaks (Wales – Brecon Beacons)
A fast Brecon Beacons / Bannau Brycheiniog circuit across ten big summits.
10 Peaks (England – Lake District)
A tough Lake District ten-peak route centred on the Scafells and Bowfell.
Lake District 24 Peaks Challenge
A two-day Lake District endurance route covering 24 summits in 24 hours.
Fairfield Horseshoe
A classic Ambleside horseshoe over the Fairfield ridge.
Ennerdale Horseshoe
A big western Lakeland horseshoe circling Ennerdale over fourteen summits.
Scottish Three Peaks
Scotland's three highest mountains: Ben Nevis, Ben Macdui, and Braeriach.Fell-running rounds
Hill lists
Welsh 100 Challenge
Dafydd Andrews' classic list of the hundred highest Welsh summits.
Furths
The 34 mountains over 3,000 ft outside Scotland recognised by the SMC.
Munros
Scotland's mountains over 3,000 ft with sufficient separation.
Munro Tops
Additional Scottish tops over 3,000 ft listed alongside the Munros.
Corbetts
Scottish hills between 2,500 and 3,000 ft with at least 500 ft of drop.
Corbett Tops
Additional tops listed alongside the Corbetts.
Grahams
Scottish hills between 2,000 and 2,500 ft with at least 150 m of drop.
Donalds
Lowland Scottish hills over 2,000 ft that meet the Donald criteria.
Donald Tops
Additional tops listed alongside the Donalds.
Hewitts
Hills in England, Wales, and Ireland over 2,000 ft with at least 30 m of drop.
Nuttalls
The English and Welsh hills over 2,000 ft with at least 15 m of drop.
Wainwrights
All 214 Lakeland fells described by Alfred Wainwright.
County Tops
Historic UK county-top hills, normalized to Peakify summit records.
Marilyns
The UK and Isle of Man hills with at least 150 m of prominence.Alps challenges
Spaghetti Tour
Classic Monte Rosa traverse bagging a string of 4000m summits between Zermatt and Gressoney.
Mont Blanc – Trois Monts
The Three Monts route to the summit of Mont Blanc.
Bernese Oberland Trilogy
The three iconic peaks towering above Grindelwald.
Imperial Crown of Zinal
The five great 4000ers ringing the Val de Zinal.
Nadelgrat Traverse
The classic ridge traverse over four 4000ers in the Mischabel range above Saas-Fee.
Mischabel & Saas-Fee 4000ers
The great 4000m summits between the Mattertal and Saastal.
Weissmies Group
The three 4000ers on the east side of the Saastal.
Bernese Oberland 4000ers
The nine 4000m summits of the Bernese Alps.
Bernina Traverse
The high summits of the Bernina range, home of the only 4000er in the Eastern Alps.
Mont Blanc Massif Classics
The most celebrated summits of the Mont Blanc massif.
Graian & Dauphiné Giants
The great 4000ers of the Western Alps south of Mont Blanc.
Ortler Trilogy
The three highest summits of the Ortler Alps.
Eastern Alps Classics
The most famous high summits of Austria and Bavaria.
Dolomites Classics
The iconic summits of the Dolomites.