After completing both the Yorkshire 3 Peaks and National 3 Peaks (in 23 hours!), I’m now stepping things up in a big way...

🗻 Mount Pisang – 6,019m – Himalayas – 10th October

This is a technical high-altitude climb requiring ropes, crampons, ice axes — and a serious dose of mental strength. And yes… I’ll also be running the highest marathon in the world during the same expedition!

Before that, I’ll be doing a 100km high-altitude hut-to-hut trek in the Pyrenees this September, carrying all my gear through steep passes to prepare on 7th Sept.

All in aid of the award winning charity www.3food4u.org

After the disappointment of having to postpone my Himalayas expedition due to tremors in the region, I wasn’t ready to stop climbing. The mission continues — just on a different mountain!

From 13th to 17th November, I’ll be taking on Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa (4,167m), as part of the Winter Edition Expedition in Morocco’s mighty High Atlas Mountains 🇲🇦.

👉 Climb Mount Toubkal – Winter Edition

This isn’t a simple trek — it’s a technical winter ascent involving ice axes, crampons, and snowfields, with freezing temperatures and breathtaking alpine scenery. A true test of endurance, focus, and resilience — and perfect training for the postponed Himalayas challenge.

💛 I’m climbing in support of 3Food4U, helping families in crisis with food, essentials, and dignity.

🙏 If you’d like to support this next step of the journey,