National 3 Peaks - 6 weeks pregnant

I think if it’s something you’ve been training for and not an activity you’re picking up brand new, you’re fit and healthy and it’s early in pregnancy I’d still go for it ☺️ I see women continue to run marathons and all sorts whilst pregnant, I’m a bit of a gym bunny and have carried on resistance training at least 3 times a week while pregnant.
You know your body and you’ll know if you need to slow down or take a rest 😊

It is hard to say. I cancelled mine as on the date I was going to be 16 weeks and I just expected the fatigue and stress will not allow me to do it over 24 hours with no sleep. I was also worried about my balance. I went to the gym at 7 weeks and ended up having bleeding. I was advised not to for few weeks and avoid physical and mental stress. Same happened at 13 weeks. At 17 weeks I ended up having a fall. I went on a hiking holiday for my bday at 17 weeks and was so out of breath I thought I would die. At this point my swelling was crazy. Personally I was glad I cancelled it.. but everyone is different. I used to hike weekly, lift 3-5 times a week and did hot yoga and vinyasa 3-5 times a week. I am 23 weeks and have barely managed 10k steps!

I’ve been climbing mountains my whole life, I did the National Three Peaks last year and it was incredibly hard when I wasn’t even pregnant. The travel is uncomfortable and the lack of sleep is difficult. I climbed Catbells, a fairly small mountain, when I was 20 weeks pregnant and it left me out of breath. How far along will you be for the event?

Everyone is different i trained for a marathon and still did it in the first trimester and got a PB. It was an amazing experience and something ill be able to tell my daughter we did together when she is old enough.
I think you will be ok doing it just stay fueled snd hydrated. However if you dont want to do it or feel uncomfortable then don't. The mountains will always be there!