This summer as a supporter of the Nimsdai Foundation I will complete the Welsh 3000s – the 14 highest peaks in Snowdonia, all over 3000ft - TWICE, non-stop. Starting from the renowned Pen y Gwryd Hotel, where Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay trained for the first successful ascent of Mount Everest in 1953, I will ascend the Snowdon Massif, the Glyderau and the Carneddau, reaching the Aber Falls car park, before completing the route in reverse.

This challenge will set the way for future community events with the Nimsdai Foundation.

This will be a significant challenge, covering 105 km over arduous terrain with additional elevation on the route to make up the height. I aim to raise £28,000 (£1,000 for every significant peak).

I will be doing this challenge with the support of RAW Adventures and all donations will go towards all of the Nimsdai Foundation initiatives:

❖ Protecting the environment in the Himalayas (Big Mountain Clean Up initiative and recycling).

❖ Education & healthcare equality in the Himalayas (Investment in schools and curriculum).

❖ Disaster relief in the Himalayas (Flood relief in Pakistan).

❖ Helping UK Armed Forces veterans by getting them into the mountains as a rehabilitative force for good.

Your donations will help make a difference and I cannot thank you enough.

To find out more about the Foundation please visit:

https://www.nimsdaifoundation.org/