Introduction:

Embark on an extraordinary journey as we take on the challenge of traversing the equivalent height of Mount Everest—8,848 meters—by ascending and descending the majestic Mount Snowdon. This unique project blends adventure, endurance, and camaraderie, pushing us to our physical and mental limits while celebrating the spirit of exploration and determination.

Challenge Breakdown:

• Objective: Complete the equivalent vertical distance of Everest (8,848 meters) by ascending and descending Mount Snowdon.

• Total Height of Everest: 8,848 meters

• Height of Snowdon: 1,085 meters

• Round Trip Distance of Snowdon (Ascent + Descent): 2,170 meters

To match the height of Everest, participants will need to complete:

• 4 full round trips of Snowdon (4 ascents + 4 descents)

• An additional ascent and descent covering 8.08 meters of elevation to reach the total 8,848 meters.

Experience Overview:

Mount Snowdon, for now, is the chosen summit. Over an entire weekend, we will:

• Travel Together: Journey to Snowdon as a united team.

• Camp Together: Set up camp and take part in the communal experience of the challenge.

• Hike Together: Take on the demanding ascents and descents as a cohesive group.

• Eat Together: Refuel and bond over shared meals.

• Share Stories: Connect through stories, experiences, and motivations.

• Conquer Together: Achieve the equivalent distance of the world's tallest summit, fostering a sense of accomplishment and unity.

Maybe one day, we shall take on Everest for real!?

Key Details:

• Location: Mount Snowdon, Wales

• Duration: Over an entire weekend

• Preparation: Be physically fit enough to embark on this challenge, have appropriate kit and medical supplies. Gauge your own ability.

Goals & Objectives:

• Physical Challenge: Push the limits of physical endurance by simulating the ascent and descent of the world’s highest peak.

• Mental challenge: Have the mental resiliance to push through and complete the entire distnace within 48 hours. 

• Inspiration: Motivate others to pursue their own challenges and demonstrate the power of determination.

Progress Tracking:

• Tracking the Journey: Use tracking apps and altitude tracking tools to monitor and record each ascent and descent.

• Milestones: Celebrate key milestones, such as completing each round trip, to maintain motivation and momentum.

Conclusion:

The Everest Challenge on Snowdon is more than just a physical feat; it's a testament to the power of human resilience and the strength found in unity. By completing this challenge, we aim to inspire others to reach for their own "Everest," no matter how high.

This Info page provides a detailed and engaging overview of the project, incorporating my personal vision and purpose behind the challenge.

Thank you and I hope you can join me,

MAW.