Spyke sets new record for climbing all the Munros
Starting on Sunday 25th April 2010 with Ben More on Mull, Stephen Pyke (aka Spyke) set himself the challenge of climbing all Scotland's 3,000 ft hills, better known as the Munros, in a continuous round under his own steam - on foot, by bike and paddling a kayak.
On 3rd June, just 39 days 9 hours and 6 minutes later, Spyke touched the summit cairn on Ben Hope in Sutherland to complete the fastest round of the Munros. The previous record was 48 days 12 hours set by Charlie Campbell in 2000.
Spyke is keen that his journey through the Highlands can inspire and encourage people to join the John Muir Trust – the UK’s leading wild lands charity. Please take time to read more about the JMT and even if you decide not to join you can support their valuable work by donating to the Trust at the following Just Giving Page.
5 comments:
Sounds like a good night! Looking forward to seeing you all at the start line, although there seems to be a band of rain looming over Mull on Sunday.
Rory from the John Muir Trust
Good Luck Spyke, Give us a wave as you pass Invergarry.
Matt and Jenn.
Have a safe trip up to Scotland and very very best of luck to Spyke and all the helpers. Will be following your progress so dont forget to blog!
Good luck Spyke. All the best to you and your Merry helpers. Stay safe and have a good adventure
All the best Steve, we will all be following your progress intently.
P.S. If you can speed up a bit and finish in 20 days then your definitely in the SMAC V40 team for BMAF Road Relays !
Take care and say hello to Skye for me please.
Dave & family
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