2027 adventures

Pyg Track + Llanberis Path + Miners Track (Sunrise)

13th, 14th & 15th August

This is a fantastic option if you want to experience Snowdon in three very different ways over a single weekend.

Climb via the Pyg Track on the Friday — a classic and scenic route with excellent views. Then take the Llanberis Path on the Saturday — the most gradual and steady way up the mountain. Finish on the Sunday with the Miners Track at sunrise, giving you the chance to watch the sun come up from high on Snowdon.

It’s a brilliant way to really get to know the mountain, enjoy three completely different experiences, and make the most of a full weekend in Eryri without having to organise everything yourself. A great choice if you want variety and the satisfaction of climbing Snowdon via three different routes in one go.

Waterfall Country + Pen y Fan Horseshoe

22nd and 23rd May 2027

This is a great weekend for anyone who wants a nice mix of scenery in the Brecon Beacons.

Start on the Saturday with the Waterfall Country Circuit — a beautiful and atmospheric day walking through ancient woodland, dramatic gorges, and some of Wales’ most impressive waterfalls. Then on the Sunday, take on the classic Pen y Fan Horseshoe, one of the best ridge walks in South Wales.

It’s a well-balanced weekend that gives you both the lush, green beauty of Waterfall Country and the open, dramatic ridges of the central Beacons. A good choice if you want contrast in your weekend rather than two very similar days.

Lake District Weekend – Lakes + England’s highest mountain

7th & 8th August 2027

A lovely balanced weekend in the Lakes.

Spend Saturday exploring three of the most beautiful lakes — Ullswater, Windermere, and Derwentwater — with a mix of gentle walking and stunning views. Then take on Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain, on the Sunday from the dramatic Wasdale valley.

This combination gives you both the classic Lakeland lake scenery and a proper mountain summit day. A great choice if you want variety in your weekend rather than two big mountain days in a row.

Kerry Double – Ireland’s highest peak + a beautiful mountain & waterfall day

26th & 27th June 2027

This is a strong weekend for anyone looking to take on a proper challenge followed by a scenic and varied day.

Climb Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain, on the Saturday via the famous Devil’s Ladder. Then enjoy a more relaxed but beautiful day on the Sunday exploring Torc Mountain and the impressive Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park.

It’s a great mix of challenge and scenery, all in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland. Ideal if you want to tick off a major summit while still having time to enjoy the landscape without two consecutive very hard days.

Lochaber Weekend – Big mountain + beautiful waterfall

7th & 8th May 2027

This is a fantastic combination for anyone who wants a proper mountain day followed by something a little more relaxed but still spectacular.

Start with Ben Nevis on the Saturday — a serious and rewarding challenge to the highest point in the UK. Then enjoy a scenic and atmospheric day on the Sunday walking to the impressive Steall Falls in Glen Nevis, complete with the famous wire bridge.

It’s a well-balanced weekend that gives you both the achievement of a big summit and the enjoyment of one of Scotland’s most beautiful glens. A great choice if you want contrast in your weekend rather than two big days back-to-back.

Dorset Double – Two beautiful days on the Jurassic Coast

24th & 25th April 2027

Why do just one coastal day when you can make a weekend of it?

This pairing combines the dramatic cliffs and iconic Durdle Door on the Saturday with the fossil-rich beaches of Charmouth and the viewpoint of Golden Cap on the Sunday. It’s a relaxed but rewarding combination that lets you experience the very best of the Jurassic Coast without rushing.

Ideal if you want a scenic, varied weekend with a mix of coastal walking, beach time, and beautiful views — all while staying in a stunning part of the country. A great choice for couples, friends, or anyone who prefers a slightly gentler pace with still plenty to see and do.

The Snowdon Triple – Three ways up, one unforgettable weekend

9th, 10th & 11th April 2027

Fancy spending a full weekend on Snowdon? This is your chance.

Over three consecutive days, you can climb Snowdon via three very different and characterful routes — the scenic Rhyd Ddu path, the historic Watkin Path, and the steady Ranger Path. Each day offers a completely different experience of the mountain, with its own views, atmosphere, and challenges.

It’s a fantastic way to really get to know Snowdon, improve your mountain fitness quickly, and enjoy three rewarding days in Eryri without having to organise everything yourself. Many people find that doing the three routes together gives them a much deeper connection with the mountain than doing just one in isolation.

Perfect for those who want a proper Snowdon weekend and the satisfaction of saying they’ve climbed it three different ways.