Take part in Snowdon at Night 2027
About the Snowdon at Night Trek
Take on the challenge of climbing Snowdon at Night and experience the magic of reaching the summit of Wales’ highest mountain under the stars!
Guided by experienced mountain leaders, you’ll start the trek through the darkness and then witness incredible views as the sun rises over the stunning Snowdonia landscape.
This truly memorable challenge will test your determination, reward you with breathtaking scenery, and allow you to make a real difference by fundraising for the UK Sepsis Trust.
Find out more about the trek here: Snowdon at Night Trek | GAC Brochures
Snowdon at Night charity places with the UK Sepsis Trust
Join team UKST for Snowdon at Night 2027 and take on this incredible challenge while raising vital funds to support our work.
What you’ll receive as part of team UKST
We’ll be with you every step of the way, from sign-up to the finish line! When you join team UKST, you’ll get a first-class experience, including:
- Guaranteed entry: When you participate on behalf of UKST, you’ll secure a guaranteed charity place.
- Fundraising assistance: Our dedicated team will support you every step of the way, from helping set up your fundraising page to offering tips and guidance to preparing you for the challenge.
- Exclusive UKST T-shirt: Stand out and proudly show your support.
Registration fee: £45, plus one of the following options:
- Option A, minimum fundraising: £330
- Option B, self-funding: £165
If you have any questions, please email events@sepsistrust.org
Apply for Snowdon at Night 2027
Ready to join team UKST?
Secure your charity place and start your fundraising journey today to help save lives.
Register here.
Why take part in Snowdon at Night?
Every year, sepsis changes thousands of lives. By taking part in the Snowdon at Night trek for the UK Sepsis Trust, you’ll help us raise awareness of this life-threatening condition, improve sepsis care across the UK and provide vital support to people and families affected by sepsis.
Early detection is key to saving lives, and we work hard to raise public awareness, empower healthcare professionals, and improve sepsis care.