The goal in this unique Irish Highpointeering challenge is to visit any 25 of Ireland's 187 major geographical High Points within a single Sport Hillwalking season. Each High Point location is worth a single point in this eight-month-long challenge and can only be counted once.
The 25 Irish High Points Challenge also gives participants an opportunity to pursue our annual Irish Highpointeer of the Year award. At the end of the Sport Hillwalking season, the individual who logs visits to more High Points than anyone else using the Peakhunter app will receive the Irish Highpointeer of the Year award.
Peakhunter is our official logging partner.
This challenge is hosted exclusively within the Peakhunter platform where every successful challenger earns a digital badge for their Peakhunter profile page. To receive the badge, participating hillwalkers are required to register for this challenge. To register, you must be signed into your Peakhunter account. Once signed in, click the green button below. The registration process only takes a few seconds.
If you would also like to represent your walking club / county / province in our Sport Hillwalking team competitions, you are very welcome to take part in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
If you would also like to represent your walking club / county / province in our Sport Hillwalking team competitions, you are very welcome to take part in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
The 25 Irish High Points Challenge also provides an interesting charity-fundraising opportunity for hillwalkers.
During the Sport Hillwalking season, challengers can also count High Point visits towards their All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships scores. If you would like to find out more about competing in the official Irish national-level multi-discipline Sport Hillwalking competitions, please click on the black button below.
The 25 Irish High Points Challenge also gives participants an opportunity to pursue our annual Irish Highpointeer of the Year award. At the end of the Sport Hillwalking season, the individual who logs visits to more High Points than anyone else using the Peakhunter app will receive the Irish Highpointeer of the Year award.
Peakhunter is our official logging partner.
This challenge is hosted exclusively within the Peakhunter platform where every successful challenger earns a digital badge for their Peakhunter profile page. To receive the badge, participating hillwalkers are required to register for this challenge. To register, you must be signed into your Peakhunter account. Once signed in, click the green button below. The registration process only takes a few seconds.
If you would also like to represent your walking club / county / province in our Sport Hillwalking team competitions, you are very welcome to take part in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
If you would also like to represent your walking club / county / province in our Sport Hillwalking team competitions, you are very welcome to take part in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
The 25 Irish High Points Challenge also provides an interesting charity-fundraising opportunity for hillwalkers.
During the Sport Hillwalking season, challengers can also count High Point visits towards their All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships scores. If you would like to find out more about competing in the official Irish national-level multi-discipline Sport Hillwalking competitions, please click on the black button below.