United Kingdom · North Yorkshire
A 3-day county Three Peaks challenge across Ingleborough, Whernside, and Great Shunner Fell.
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North Yorkshire Three Peaks links Ingleborough, Whernside, and Great Shunner Fell as a practical county challenge rather than one single uninterrupted mountain path. The route uses the strongest summit order and expects short connector transfers between mountain bases over about 3 days.
North Yorkshire Three Peaks is a county-level mountain challenge built around Ingleborough, Whernside, and Great Shunner Fell. It is designed as a practical 3-day hiking challenge, using short transfers where needed to connect the county's true top three summits.
Ingleborough 723 m, Whernside 736 m, Great Shunner Fell 716 m; practical hybrid route; approximate county challenge ordering.
A countrywide summit inventory covering the broader English TuMP list rather than only the higher named mountain subsets.
The verified highest summit in each modern county-equivalent area of the United Kingdom.
Peaks below 1000 metres.
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County-level Three Peaks challenges across the United Kingdom, built from each county-equivalent area's true top three summits.