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The History
The earliest known traverse of all fourteen peaks dates back to 1919 when Eustace Thomas led a Rucksack Club group. Thomas Firbank did much to capture the imagination of the wider public with his book I bought a mountain published in 1940.
Your 14 Peaks Stories
We want to hear about your experiences. Tell us about your adventures on the high mountains of Snowdonia. We publish the best stories and pictures for others to enjoy and learn from.
14 Peaks Certificate
If you have entered your details on the 14 Peaks database, why not celebrate your achievement by claiming a completion certificate. Click here for more info
The Concept
The summits of the three thousand foot mountains of Wales can be visited in a single magnificent journey by fit and experienced mountain walkers. It's not a mountain journey to be under-estimated.
The Database
Snowdonia-Active hosts this public database of known traverses of the fourteen three thousand feet peaks. You are welcome to search the database or to certify the details of a traverse known to you.
The Record
In 1988 Kylie was a 19 year old in Neighbours and Colin Donnelly ran the 14 peaks in 4hrs 19minutes. Kylie is still going strong and so is Colin's amazing record time. Angela Carson has held the women's record of 5hrs 28 since 1989.