14 Peaks Ultra®

15 August 2026
Rhyd Ddu, uk
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mountains race
55 KM
1 days
200 Runners
Alternate Distances: 
38 KM
   
27 KM
   
16 KM
Difficulty:    Expert
ENTRY FEE:    129 gbp

Starting at Aber Falls Distillery on the North Wales coast, this fully waymarked route takes in 14 of the Welsh 3000ft peaks, in an epic North-South traverse of 52km & 3,900m+ taking in the Carneddau, Glyderau and Yr Wyddfa massifs and with two aid stations at Ogwen Valley and Nant Peris to break up the day’s jaunt!

A modern ‘Ultra-Trail’ take on a classic established hiking route, this race is sure to leave a memorable impression on all who take to its start! To learn more about the 14 Peaks see the website HERE.

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