Starting in Kettlewell the Wharfedale Three Peaks, located in the Yorkshire Dales,  is a much quieter alternative to the more traditional Yorkshire Three Peaks. It is centred around the village of Kettlewell in Upper Wharfedale and covers the three summits of Great Whernside, Buckden Pike, and Birks Fell. As well as being quieter (you may only see a handful of other walkers on the whole route), it’s also tougher terrain than the Yorkshire Three Peaks as it lacks all the purpose built paths and instead takes you over bogs, moorland, and farmland on a combination of footpaths, farm tracks, sheep tracks, and sometimes no tracks at all. For this reason, many believe that this challenge is the harder of the two.

Length:            21.1 mile                     Ascent:            1145m

However it is about 4 miles less distance and 1700ft less ascent than the Yorkshire 3 peaks

It's about 2 hours drive from Wirral to Kettlewell

 Summits:       

2781 Great Whernside,

2782 Buckden Pike,

2794 Tor Mere Top,

2798 Horse Head Moor,

2799 Birks Fell

Trig Pillars:   

TP0703 - Great Whernside,

TP1744 - Buckden Pike,

TP3179 - Firth Fell,

TP4020 - Horse Head

Information lifted from https://hillexplorer.com/wharfedale-three-peaks/  where there is a GPX file to download