Kimberley Linney
Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge for Rotherham Hospice
Fundraising for Rotherham Hospice
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I am walking 24 miles in 12 hours in aid of Rotherham Hospice. Hopefully without any broken bones or sprains. It is for a great cause which is very near to my heart that provide excellent care for patients nearing the end of their life.
Every penny makes a massive difference and goes towards paying something for the charity.
The first peak, Pen-y-Ghent (694m/2277ft), provides great views of the peaks to come. As you walk towards Whernside (736m/2415ft), you'll take in the grandeur of Ribblehead Viaduct and then onto Ingleborough (723m 2372ft) for your final ascent.
Do something amazing this June. Conquer the famous Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge!After a fantastically successful Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge event in 2017 and 2018, we are back once more for the third time for 2019!Climbing the famous three peaks, you will leave Horton-in-Ribblesdale at 6.30am to ascent Pen-y-Ghent with a sharp start to this challenge, then descending down to Ribblehead viaduct where you will start again to climb Whernside, the highest peak of the three. Finally, you will come to Ingleborough, but don't underestimate her distance and complexity. And the challenge? To do all this in under 12 hours to be part of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks "club"
Every penny makes a massive difference and goes towards paying something for the charity.
The first peak, Pen-y-Ghent (694m/2277ft), provides great views of the peaks to come. As you walk towards Whernside (736m/2415ft), you'll take in the grandeur of Ribblehead Viaduct and then onto Ingleborough (723m 2372ft) for your final ascent.
Do something amazing this June. Conquer the famous Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge!After a fantastically successful Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge event in 2017 and 2018, we are back once more for the third time for 2019!Climbing the famous three peaks, you will leave Horton-in-Ribblesdale at 6.30am to ascent Pen-y-Ghent with a sharp start to this challenge, then descending down to Ribblehead viaduct where you will start again to climb Whernside, the highest peak of the three. Finally, you will come to Ingleborough, but don't underestimate her distance and complexity. And the challenge? To do all this in under 12 hours to be part of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks "club"
