Strava reveals the UK's most popular hikes, with Ben Nevis #1 and the trail to Snowdon second
The UK's most popular walking routes have been revealed, with the hike to Ben Nevis leading, climbing Snowdon second and a Yorkshire Dales trail thirdThe ranking is based on new data from Strava, a sports-themed social platform with 100 million users global Strava users uploading information about their rides tripled
This is according to new data from Strava, the social media-themed platform. sport, which revealed that the 3.15 kilometer (1.9 mile) route from the 4,413ft (1,345m) summit town of Fort William, which is Britain's highest mountain , is the most traveled British footpath. At the time of writing, this route has been walked 26,772 times by 17,504 Strava users.
Strava analysis reveals that the The 2.41km (1.5 mile) long Llanberis Path to the summit of Snowdon, Wales' highest mountain at 1,085m (3,560ft), is the second most popular route in the country ( 25,125 attempts by 13,060 Strava users). This is followed by the 1.01km (0.6 mile) trail to Pen-y-ghent - 24,949 attempts by 19,066 Strava users - a height of 2,277ft (694m) fell in the valleys of Yorkshire, in third place.
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This is according to new data from Strava, the social media-themed platform. sport, which revealed that the 3.15 kilometer (1.9 mile) route from the 4,413ft (1,345m) summit town of Fort William, which is Britain's highest mountain , is the most traveled British footpath. At the time of writing, this route has been walked 26,772 times by 17,504 Strava users.
Strava analysis reveals that the The 2.41km (1.5 mile) long Llanberis Path to the summit of Snowdon, Wales' highest mountain at 1,085m (3,560ft), is the second most popular route in the country ( 25,125 attempts by 13,060 Strava users). This is followed by the 1.01km (0.6 mile) trail to Pen-y-ghent - 24,949 attempts by 19,066 Strava users - a height of 2,277ft (694m) fell in the valleys of Yorkshire, in third place.
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