Help change the future of muscle wasting conditions by participating in this epic triple challenge on Saturday, 5 July 2025.
Early bird offer – 15% discount with code: EARLYBIRD15
Three challenges. One mission.
2025 marks the 10th anniversary of this great event in the Lake District, and you do not want to miss it!
Gather your team of two or four (whether friends, family, or colleagues) and register now.
Team information
Teams of two
- Registration fee: £97.50 (full price)
- Minimum team sponsorship: £900 (£450 per person)
Teams of four
- Registration fee: £195 (full price)
- Minimum team sponsorship: £1,800 (£450 per person)
More information
Pedal Paddle Peak is a challenging yet fun team-building event where team members complete all three elements together. On average, the event takes eight to nine hours to complete, and we strongly advise training. The longest segment is the mountain climb, taking teams approximately 3-5 hours.
- Pedal: Starting from our event base in Glenridding, your team will tackle a 34km cycle. You’ll pass the famous Aira Force Waterfall, skirt the southern edge of Little Mell Fell, and then travel down the entire length of the Western Shore of Ullswater Lake back to Glenridding, ready for the paddle.
- Paddle: Give your legs a rest on a 3km course on the pristine waters of Ullswater Lake. Teams of two will use two-person sit-on-top kayaks, while teams of four will use two connected open canoes rafted together for stability. Teamwork makes the dream work on this phase!
- Peak: Change into your hiking gear and get ready to climb England’s second-highest peak, the magnificent Helvellyn. From Glenridding, head to Greenside Mines, the ‘base camp’ of Helvellyn. You’ll climb to the summit via the White Side and Lower Man of the mountain, tackling a 17km round trip on a marshalled and signposted route.
- Finish: Celebrate your achievement with fellow team members and participants with a delicious BBQ on us!
- DATE TBC – Online Event Briefing: Approximately two weeks before the event, attend an online safety briefing to get a full overview and ask any questions.
- Friday, 4 July – Event Registration: Arrive at our event base to check in, receive your race pack and event t-shirt, and drop off your bags for the next morning.
- Saturday, 5 July – Event Day! Complete all three elements with your team, then celebrate with a BBQ and reflect on your impressive achievement.
- A full safety briefing
- Locally sourced packed lunch
- Power snacks and water throughout the day
- Kayak / Canoe equipment (including paddles + life jackets)
- Bike mechanics on hand
- Bike racks and storage overnight (and between each challenge)
- The option to book a bike hire service (at an additional cost)
- Changeover stations and signage
- Qualified marshals and staff on route
- First aid support (just in case!)
- A trend-setting event t-shirt
- Finishers’ medal
- Team awards
- Celebratory complimentary BBQ at the finish
- Professional photos from the day (shared post-event)
- Accommodation – options and recommendations will be provided for you to choose from upon registration. There’s plenty of choice in and around Penrith.
- Bikes – you must bring your own bike and helmet up to the event unless you choose to book a hired bike for an additional cost through our bike hire service
- Dinner on the Friday night
- Travel to and from the Lake District from your home