The Albion Foundation are delighted to welcome the general public to join staff from both the Foundation, and West Bromwich Albion on an exciting trek to the summit of Snowdon.
Join us for an unforgettable charity trek to the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) the highest mountain in Wales at 1,085m (3,560ft). We'll be taking on the Llanberis Path, known for its steady ascent, scenic views, and rewarding summit experience.
This is a fantastic opportunity to challenge yourself, raise money for a great cause, and enjoy the natural beauty of Snowdonia with the safety and guidance of Summit Special’s expert mountain guides.
Registration costs £20 per person, and we would like all participants to raise a minimum of £45 in sponsorship, with all proceeds helping The Albion Foundation support the community of Sandwell.
Key Details
- Difficulty Level: Moderate – 9 miles (14.5 km) round trip, approx. 6–7 hours
- Start Point: Llanberis Village
- Ascent: Gradual incline, well-defined path, suitable for beginners with a good base fitness level
- Group Size: TBC
- Guide Ratio: Fully qualified guides at a safe guide-to-client ratio
What's Included
- Qualified and experienced mountain guides from Summit Special
- Pre-trek briefing and safety checks
- First aid cover
- Team photo
- Ongoing support throughout the trek
What You’ll Need
- Footwear: Sturdy hiking boots with good grip
- Clothing: Layered clothing (including a waterproof jacket)
- Essentials: Water (2L), high-energy snacks, packed lunch, gloves, hat. Any personal medication.
- Recommended: Walking poles, sunglasses, sun cream, small backpack
Itinerary
- 09:00: Meet at Llanberis car park
- 09:15: Toilets and briefing & kit check
- 09:30: Start the trek
- 13:00 (approx): Reach summit, enjoy the views & group photo
- 16:00 (approx): Return to Llanberis
Times are approximate and weather dependent.
Health & Safety
- All participants must complete a health questionnaire which WBA will provide
- Our guides carry first aid kits and are trained in mountain first aid
- The event may be postponed in case of extreme weather – safety first