Jack, nicknamed “Mountain Goat” by his parents, is in the middle of a bid to climb 100 mountains in 50 days. He has already conquered an incredible 68 in 19 days and is completing his charity challenge at weekends, in the evenings and during school holidays.
Jack is walking the Welsh peaks of Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains alongside his parents Caroline, 45, and Kurt, 49, as well as Oscar the dog.
All funds are going to wildlife charity the World Land Trust.
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