THREE PEAKS EVENTS 2025
Date: Saturday, 1 November 2025
Entries open on Wednesday 9 April with Early Bird Discounts at last year’s prices! Three Peaks Challenge 2025 Entry Form
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THREE PEAKS EVENTS 2025
Date: Saturday, 1 November 2025
Entries open on Wednesday 9 April with Early Bird Discounts at last year’s prices! Three Peaks Challenge 2025 Entry Form
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for regular updates.
The overall winner of the 2024 Three Peaks Challenge, Lisa Geffen (6:12:08)
Photos: Barry Washkansky
Ridhaa Fakier, 2nd place and 1st male (6:15:16), and Lisa Geffen, overall winner (6:12:08)
Photo: Barry Washkansky
Men’s and Women’s winners of the Three Peaks Classic, Matt Savage (5:35:44) and Chantel Nienaber (5:53:11)
Photos: Barry Washkansky and Markus Nienaber
Three Peaks instigator and co-organiser, Don Hartley (middle), with Matthew Clarke (left) and Andrew Hagen (right) of team “Men’s Legends”, winners (with AJ Calitz) of the Chill Relay event (4:58:52)
Photo: Barry Washkansky
The men’s and women’s winners of the 2023 Three Peaks Challenge, each with their winner’s painting by artist and 3P event co-organiser Don Hartley:
Matthew Bouch (5:28:56) and Steph van Gelderen (6:53:34)
Photos: Don Hartley
The men’s and women’s winners of the 2022 Three Peaks Challenge, each receiving their winner’s painting from artist and 3P event co-organiser Don Hartley:
Pete Calitz (5:53:53) and Liz Robertson (8:18:11)
The men’s and women’s winners of the 2021 Three Peaks Challenge:
Luke Roberts (5:30:23) and Emily Djock (6:37:01)
Photos: Marian Oliver
Jana Trojan, with Don Hartley
Winner, Pete Calitz
Saturday, 2 November 2019 will forever be remembered in South Africa, as the day that the rugby Springboks lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for the third time …
… and for Cape Town’s biggest party since 1995.
Meanwhile, the annals of the historic Three Peaks Challenge will record that, in near-perfect weather conditions, top trail runner Kane Reilly obliterated the existing race record with a display of running never before witnessed on the peaks that make up Table Mountain’s toughest endurance challenge. His time of 4:42,43 was more than seven minutes inside AJ Calitz’s ground-breaking 2012 time.
In a tightly-contested women’s battle, Julika Pahl prevailed over Naomi Brand to set a new women’s record. Both went quicker than Katya Soggot’s 2013 mark.
Record-breaker, Kane Reilly, with runner-up, Pete Calitz (113) and Brendan Lombard, who was third.
Julika Pahl arrives at Greenmarket Square – a new women’s record