Wales 7 Summits Challenge
Wales 7 Summits Challenge
Wales
4 Days
Snowdonia Edition
Strenuous
1085 m
8 Hours
The Welsh 7 Summits Challenge – Snowdonia edition is part of the new Seven Summit Series 2026. Join us as we journey to the heart of Snowdonia conquering seven Welsh peaks in just four unforgettable days. This premium guided expedition takes you from the dramatic scrambles of Tryfan’s north ridge to the iconic summit of Snowdon via the classic Pyg Track, finishing with the remote beauty of Moel Siabod. Experience the raw power of Welsh mountain terrain as you traverse iconic ridge lines, navigate ancient stone formations, and stand atop Yr Wyddfa – the burial place of giants. With expert mountain guides, luxury transport from Dublin, and comfortable Snowdonia accommodation, this challenge combines technical Welsh mountaineering with Celtic hospitality for an adventure that captures the true spirit of the Welsh mountains. Four days. Seven summits. One legendary Welsh odyssey.
Expedition Highlights
The Iconic Welsh Seven
- Snowdon/Yr Wyddfa – The “burial place of giants”
- Glyder Fawr – The “great pile”
- Glyder Fach – Cantilever Stone
- Y Garn – The “cairn”
- Elidir Fawr – The “great slope”
- Tryfan – Three-pointed peak
- Moel Siabod – The “hill of saplings”
Route Map
Trip Details
31 July – 03 August 2026
Included:
- Private Jason Black Mountaineering luxury bus throughout
- Return ferry Dublin – Holyhead – Dublin
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3 nights bunkhouse accommodation B&B
- Guided hikes with JBM elite mountain leaders
- Full route support, safety briefings, and first aid cover
- National park parking, permits, and access fees
- Certificate of achievement at the end of the trip
Excluded:
- Evening dinners (Dinner 3 course £18 per night).
Rooming Notes:
This is Contemporary hostel accommodation with comfortable shared dorms. Seperate Male and female sleeping quarters all with secure under-bed storage, USB power sockets and bedside lighting for every bed.
Seperate rooms in this accommodation is not available.
WiFi is free for all guests and other facilities include, a well-equipped self-catering kitchen, an open-plan living space with log-burning stove and panoramic mountain views, large deck, drying room and laundry facilities.
Amenities on Site
- Guest Kitchen
- Free Wifi
- Lounge Area
- Free Tea and Coffee in Guest Kitchen
- Laundry Room
- Drying Room
- Luggage Store
Gallery
PRICE €699
Deposit €199 on booking.
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Practical Info
Frequently asked questions
The following frequently asked questions may help answer any queries you have about Jason Black Mountaineering, what this expedition involves, and what is required. If your question isn’t answered here please check our dedicated Expert Advice page, otherwise don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Although no mountaineering experience is required on this trip, a good level of physical fitness is necessary. You must be comfortable hiking up to 8 hours a day, with many steep uphill sections, uneven, rocky terrain and in unpredictable weather. This hike is a strenuous one, so the better prepared you are, the more you should enjoy it.
You need to be fit healthy to get through this weekend.
A bespoke Jason Black Mountaineering 12 – week training plan designed by Jason Black personally will be in your information pack on completion of your booking.
Footwear
• Robust hiking boots with good tread (well broken-in)
No trainers on this trip.
Clothing
• Waterproof jacket (helmet-compatible hood preferable)
• Waterproof trousers
• Wicking base layerwarm
• mid-layer (fleece or light synthetic), spare warm layer
• Hat, buff, and two pairs of gloves (one spare dry pair)
• Hiking trousers (no jeans/cotton)
Safety
• Head torch with fresh batteries
• Personal first-aid and blister kit
• Emergency bivvy/survival bag and whistle
• Fully charged phone in waterproof pouch; power bank
Navigation
• Map (OS Landranger 41/50 or Harvey maps) and compass (guides will lead; this is a resilience backup)
• Water 2–3 L total capacity (bottles or bladder)
• High-energy personal sugary snacks for long days.
Other
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm; personal meds; cash/card for meals
• Travel towel (hostel towels may be hired)
Seasonal/route-specific notes
• Late May can still be cold/wet on ridges; pack warm layers.
• Light scrambling and sustained rocky terrain on CMD Arete: good boots essential.
You may pay your deposit and balance using any lawful means. If sending money by electronic bank transfer then you will be responsible for covering the cost of the fees associated with the transfer, so that the company receives the full amount shown on your invoice, in the denomination shown on your invoice.
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On Booking your expedition our returns policy can be viewed here
Participants must carry travel insurance that covers hillwalking/scrambling (non-technical) up to 1,400 m in the UK, including trip interruption
and medical cover. Bring your policy details in the event required.
We recommend True Traveler.
