A change of pace for today's post, it features Navy, an intrepid three year old adventurer, who you can see in the photograph below with his brother Oliver.
Read on, and I'm sure you will join me in saying well done to Navy and his family.
Oliver and Navy (Image: Daniel Moores)
Navy Moores, from Kendal, finished the challenge with Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, on Sunday 4th October 2026, after starting the journey in May.
His dad Daniel Moores said: "I don't think he really knows what he has actually achieved yet. The following day he was asking if we were going for a hike. And it's like, well we have completed them now."
Navy began walking the fells with his parents Dan and Leanne, and siblings Jessica, 14, and Oliver, six, when he was just two years old.
The whole family have been part of the journey with both Oliver and Jessica taking part in all hikes alongside Navy and their parents.
Daniel previously said that the challenge was never about setting records and began as a family activity before others pointed out how young the three year old was to be taking on such ascents.
Over the 214 walks, Navy covered 510.85 miles with a total ascent of 224,883 feet.
He began the feat on May 10th, completing it five months later on October 4th, with all of his adventures posted on Navy's Summits
Daniel said that Navy and Oliver were "absolutely fine" on the final climb up Scafell Pike, despite already climbing Lingmell in the same day and that the pair found previous climbs much tougher.
Navy is already itching to get back on another hike and a future challenge is in the works.
Daniel believes Navy is the youngest person to have completed all 214 Wainwrights.
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A spokesman for the Wainwright Society said: "We know that Wainwright wanted fell walkers to follow in his footsteps and complete a life’s ambition of summitting the 214 fells he included in his guides. In this, we congratulate and celebrate everyone’s achievements equally, whether young or old, walking solo or as a family, in the true spirit of Alfred Wainwright’s love of the fells.
"The Society operates a completers register, which we do only on behalf of our members who like the personal satisfaction of listing their own achievements. We do not keep records of who would be the oldest or youngest as that would not fit with the Society’s aims of protecting Wainwright’s legacy as an artist, writer and author of The Pictorial Guides."
Above words and image from article seen here
Read more about Alfred Wainwright here
24 comments:
Wow! That is very impressive! His parents are starting him off right.
Well done him. This is so amazing. Something that in later years he will realize what was done. Great post, Jan.
Quite a trooper he is!
Well done Navy. That sounds very impressive.
Wow good for Navy and his family. Quite impressive.
Oh, how amazing! Very inspiring post, Jan! And the photo is beautiful!
Well done!-Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
Bien por Navy. Te mando un beso.
What an accomplishment for that little guy and his family!!!
If you are happy doing something like that, then it’s good.
Thanks for this report!
Have a wonderful day, hugs, Elke
Congratulations on your success... you guys are really awesome!
That is a great achievement for one so younger.
Navy’s achievement has been a family journey filled with love, perseverance and a shared passion for the great outdoors.
This gives hope. My Brother just yesterday told me his youngest is obsessed with media, be it smartphone or whatever, also too "big", as in no sportive activity... Hard to raise kids these days.
Wow, that is impressive! Cute photo
Take care, have a happy day!
Hello Jan.
That calls for admiration of these big yet still small men. So great that they have walk that long route.
So very good of them!!
I read many books of Hikers in the Camino or other walks in Scotland or England. But this result of these 2 men is very impressive!!
Congratulations boys!!
Many greetings,
Marco
That's quite a walk!!
That is a remarkable achievement for all the family. I hope they continue to enjoy their hiking.
Wow, that's very impressive!
3 years old! He has so much to look forward to in his life ahead. What an accomplishment to build on! Hugs!
What an impressive achievement for him and his family.
I am very, very happy you shared this story. How heartwarming and I thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you Jan, all the best! Denise
wow! what an impressive achievement for a 3 year old! No doubt he will become an intrepid trecker. Well done Navy and his family. Have a lovely weekend ahead, and thankyou for visitiing my blog this week.
This is a great story. Made me smile :-)
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