Aaron Youd, known as The Manchester Drummer, climbed Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis and Snowdon in support of Mandem Meetup.

Aaron carried his drum kit during all three climbs and took it to the summit of each mountain.

He performed on the drums at the summits of Ben Nevis and Snowdon.

Aaron is now hoping the challenge will be recognised by Guinness World Records.

He said the challenge was motivated by the deaths of six friends and fellow musicians by suicide.

Aaron said: “I’m honestly still trying to take in what I’ve achieved. Carrying a full drum kit up all three peaks was tough but getting to the top and actually playing the drums at the top of two of the mountains themselves was incredible.

“This was never just about climbing three mountains. I wanted to do something that would get people talking about men’s mental health and raise money for Mandem Meetup.

“I’ve lost six friends and colleagues to suicide, so this challenge has been incredibly personal for me. If one person sees what I’ve done and feels able to talk to someone, ask for help or check in on a mate, then every step and every beat was worth it.

“I’m hoping we can now get this officially recognised by Guinness World Records, but for me the biggest achievement is getting the message out there.”

The challenge was supported by Therme Manchester after Aaron met its UK chief executive Professor David Russell while performing in Manchester city centre.

The company supported his preparations with training, clothing and equipment.

Professor Russell said: “Aaron is an amazing young man, and his determination is genuinely inspiring.

“To then see him take on the Three Peaks carrying his drum kit – and finish by playing at the summit of Ben Nevis and Snowdon – is an impressive achievement.

“But what makes this really meaningful is the purpose behind it. Aaron is using his music and his own experience to get people talking about men’s mental health and to support the important work of Mandem Meetup.”

Aaron has performed and toured for more than 20 years and also performs on the streets of Manchester.

He is continuing to raise money for Mandem Meetup through his fundraising campaign.