If you complete any distance of HIGHLANDER successfully, you will receive a unique experience to remember every time you look up in the sky, lifetime friends, a hard-earned HIGHLANDER Title, Pin, Patch, and Certificate.

Yes, HIGHLANDER will take place even in the event of bad or inclement weather. We are prepared to ensure the event runs safely and smoothly, so come ready to enjoy the experience, whatever the conditions.

To register for the event, complete the registration form on the event website and submit using the REGISTER NOW button. 

Payments are made online only using a debit or credit card. 

Capacity is limited, make sure you don't miss your slot and register now for the Adventure of a Lifetime!

No, all participants must come to Registration in person during open hours for the Registration Check-in and to personally sign the event waiver.

Minors at the event are permitted only with a parent/guardian. To register a minor, please download the document attached below, fill in the document with the necessary information, and save it as a PDF. Once you complete the registration and the payment for a parent/guardian and a minor, please contact the organizer at uk@highlanderadventure.com to send the PDF file and get further instructions.

Consents for Minor to participate:

• from 8 years old - HIGHLANDER 3DAY (Pegasus) Lake District

The confirmation email is automatically sent after submitting the payment. Check your inbox and spam folders, and if confirmation is not found, please contact uk@highlanderadventure.com. 

If this is your first time registering for an event on the Active.com platform, you will create an Active profile. Here you will have access to all registered events, and you can edit some of your personal details.

• Log in to https://myevents.active.com.     
• Scroll through the list of registered events 
• Choose “Edit Registration Information” 
• Make changes to custom questions etc.   
• Save changes

If you need to change other information (such as an email address), please contact uk@highlanderadventure.com.

All participants must register in person at the event before the start to collect the Participants Kit and food. We do not send out the Participants Kit by mail. You will also receive an email with Registration Check-in information one week before the event. 

Please find all relevant information here.

Detailed information regarding the exact food provided by the organizer is sent to participants the week of the event, but the quick answer is:

• Day 1 - Lunch, Dinner & Snacks
• Day 2 - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Snacks
• Day 3 - Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks

This is a dog-friendly event but dogs must be on a leash at all times. You need to carry the dog food with you.

You’re responsible for the waste removal and the behaviour of your dog.

Temperatures in the Lake District National Park in late June are expected to be between 10°C and 19°C although they can also be up to 26°C. However please note, that the higher the altitude, the lower the temperatures and the stronger the winds. Since weather is extremely varied, to be safe, we recommend you prepare for all types of weather as well as you can, and pack all the mandatory kit along with warm clothing.

Of course! HIGHLANDER is not for professional hikers and mountaineers only. It welcomes nature lovers hungry for activity and adventure. HIGHLANDER is very safe and not overly challenging. A minimum of backpacking experience is required. We suggest starting a training plan in the months before the event.

All participants should be physically prepared for tackling the route smoothly. We recommend 100+ km of light hiking in the months leading up to HIGHLANDER to prepare for the trail.

Above all, you must be able to carry a heavy backpack (practice with a 5-7 kg and increase gradually to 15-17 kg). Make sure you can walk in your hiking shoes and break them in prior to the event.

There is spotty coverage for most of the course. Signal will be unavailable when in valleys on the route but may be available when you get higher on the mountains.

Most hiking trails in the Lake District National Park are well-marked, but some short sections of the route have some less-traveled paths where you need to stay more aware of your bearings and some self-navigation is needed. For that, we strongly suggest having an OS Landranger 90 or Harvey Lake District map. It is important to follow markers and official hiking trails. Always keep a map on hand and follow the signposts to stay on course and arrive safely at your destination.

You have to collect all checkpoint stamps. Checkpoints are open at specific times. Staff will stamp your HIGHLANDER ID. Outside staff working hours (or similar), you will stamp your own ID. 

Designated camping sites are available at the checkpoints, and you are required to camp on these sites.

No. Sleeping is allowed only in tents and sleeping bags that are required HIGHLANDER gear for all participants. Mountain lodges and huts have limited space and could not accommodate all HIGHLANDER participants.

Sleeping in a tent is a special experience and one of the best parts of a true hiking adventure.

Great idea! Hiking poles can help with balance, reduce strain on your knees, and make steep or uneven terrain easier to navigate. They are especially useful on longer hikes or challenging trails.

Checkpoint staff is trained for such cases. Feel free to consult them with any gear malfunction or similar issues. 

Yes. Participants sharing equipment must inform the organizing staff at Registration Check-in -Event week. Gear that can be shared includes the required tents, compasses, and first aid kits. Participants sharing the required gear must cross the finish line within a time difference of no more than 30 minutes from the first to the last group member.

Please contact the organizer at uk@highlanderadventure.com.