The Half Everest Challenge
Four and a bit ascents of Snowdon in 21 hours, and nearly £3,000 raised for mental health.
Half Everest Challenge training for Snowdon - 2 weeks to go and we’re clocking up the hours.
Training in every condition - sun, rain, wind, even hail. Getting out there, feeling the nature, clearing the mind.
If you can, sponsor us to support mental health. Let’s keep pushing
June 19
Half Everest Challenge Training 🔥⛰️
June 21
Kaohsiung Hash House Harriers @kaohsiunghash just won the 2026 Dragon Boat Race
So so proud, GET IN THERE!!
Rumour has it they were the only team using wooden paddles
It’s already come home 🇹🇼🏆
Happy Dragon Boat Festival everyone 🐉🛶
June 23
Ready to feel the burn this weekend 🔥⛰️
Snowdon x4. 4,340m. The Half Everest Challenge.
Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! 💜 If you’d like to support, fundraiser link in bio.
June 25
Got to keep pushing. 🔥⛰️
July 1
On Saturday we completed the Half Everest Challenge. 4.35 ascents of Snowdon, 4,723m of elevation gain. Started at 2:20am, finished at 11:30pm. 21 hours on the mountain.
We may have accidentally exceeded the target 😂 At the halfway point I was in so much pain and decided to skip the break to push up the 3rd ascent, making sure I wasn’t lagging behind. The last 4th ascent was pure adrenaline.
We’ve raised nearly £3,000 supporting mental health. 🧠 This one was personal. I definitely felt the loss of connections due to distance over the past 12 months. And the last time I was in the UK, I remember running a loneliness and mental health campaign wearing a pink hoodie at university, feeling the stigma at the time. The fight has run deep.
But this challenge gave us the opportunity to remember who we are.
Expressing your emotions isn’t a weakness, it’s a superpower. And no one should have to climb alone.
It still feels surreal.
Thank you to everyone who donated, who hiked, who showed up. Thank you to Chris Garrard for organising something so ambitious for such an important cause.
Onwards and Upwards. (Literally.) 🚀🧠💜