High Point Ireland offers the widest selection of all-Ireland outdoor list challenges. Not only does each of our set lists and flexible lists provide a multi-location adventure challenge for Highpointeers, it is also an interesting way to raise money for charity. In fact, a growing number of charities are recognising the potential of our challenges as fundraising initiatives.
Challengers can earn High Point Ireland Certificates of Completion or Certificates of Excellence by logging their High Point visits while on location using the Peakhunter app on their smartphones AND subsequently using our online Highpointeer Score Form. High Point visits will only be officially recognised by High Point Ireland if they have been logged using both the app and the form. Visits not logged using the app and form will not count towards any of High Point Ireland's certificates, awards or leagues.
Peakhunter is our official logging partner.
The 10,000m Challenge and 25 High Points Challenge both start on 1st January each year and end on 31st December. The set list challenges have no date or time restrictions.
We also promote a set of 17 hillwalking challenges over on The Ireland Walking Guide website. We call them the 700s Challenges. Each challenge focuses on a specific mountain range in Ireland and the objective is to visit all 700m+ summits in that range during the course of a single day. We do not award certificates for these challenges, but participants can count them towards the All-Ireland Mountain Race and the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
Challengers can earn High Point Ireland Certificates of Completion or Certificates of Excellence by logging their High Point visits while on location using the Peakhunter app on their smartphones AND subsequently using our online Highpointeer Score Form. High Point visits will only be officially recognised by High Point Ireland if they have been logged using both the app and the form. Visits not logged using the app and form will not count towards any of High Point Ireland's certificates, awards or leagues.
Peakhunter is our official logging partner.
The 10,000m Challenge and 25 High Points Challenge both start on 1st January each year and end on 31st December. The set list challenges have no date or time restrictions.
We also promote a set of 17 hillwalking challenges over on The Ireland Walking Guide website. We call them the 700s Challenges. Each challenge focuses on a specific mountain range in Ireland and the objective is to visit all 700m+ summits in that range during the course of a single day. We do not award certificates for these challenges, but participants can count them towards the All-Ireland Mountain Race and the All-Ireland Hillwalking Championships.
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