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Cumbrian toddler, 3, becomes youngest person in Britain to break hiking record

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Cumbrian toddler, 3, becomes youngest person in Britain to break hiking record.

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A three-year-old Cumbrian toddler has made history by becoming the youngest person to climb all 214 peaks in the Lake District.

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Navy Moores, alongside his parents and two siblings, moved to Cumbria earlier this year and enjoy hiking together as a family.The quintet decided to embark on the 214 peaks, known as the Wainwrights, five months ago.When asked by GB News's Stephen Dixon as to "why on earth" they decided to climb all the Wainwrights, Navy's dad, Daniel, replied: "We were out hiking one day and someone saw us and told us that what Navy was doing was impressive.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "We had done hiking together as a family because it's something that we could do together that was compatible, it was a cheap way to get out, you could put some fuel in the car and you could go out and enjoy the day."He added: "It's become quite a challenge for hikers all over the UK, in fact all over the world to come to the Lake District to complete the Wainwrights."It was just...

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