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Join us on a guided mountain walk in the Lake District and fall in love with the Lakeland Fells! From the rolling grassy peak of Skiddaw to the rock strewn summit of Scafell Pike, the Lakes is a beautiful landscape with a wide variety of summits and walks for all types of aspiring mountaineers. The Lake District is geologically diverse with evidence of it's formation still present. Glaciers have shaped the stunning U-shaped valleys, knife edge ridges and have left lasting impressions for us to explore!
THE LAKE DISTRICT
FROM £60pp
From 1 Day
1:10
* Price indicated is for public course dates. For private/bespoke/1:1 bookings, prices start FROM £170 per day. Get in touch to enquire.
Steeped in mountaineering history and the inspiration for Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth, join me in the Lakes and lets create your own personal story from this remarkable place. And you can't mention the mountains of the Lake District without referring to the list of Wainwrights! 214 summits as documented by Alfred Wainwright in his beautiful pictorial guidebooks.
Click HERE to go to the Lake District National Park tourist information website to learn more about the area.
Some of the more popular summits include:
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Scafell Pike
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Helvellyn
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The Langdale Pikes
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Fairfield
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Highstreet
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Catsbells
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Great Gable
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Bowfell
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Crinkle Crags
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Blencathra
THE WAINWRIGHTS
Wainwrights are the 214 English peaks, known locally as fells, described in Alfred Wainwright's seven-volume Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells.
THE HIGHEST:
Scafell Pike (978m)
THE LOWEST:
Castle Crag (290m)
THE HARDEST:
Helm Crag (405m)
Due to the small scramble to reach the true summit. Even Wainwright himself didn't make it up!
THE WAINWRIGHTS
THE LAKES 3000ERS
THE LAKES
3000ERS
Scafell Pike (978m)
Scafell (964m)
Helvellyn (950m)
Skiddaw (931m)
FAIRFIELD HORSESHOE
873m
Regarded as one of the best Horseshoe walks in the Lake District. A high level walk above the Rydal valley, sweeping views of the Lakes and ticking off several Wainwrights makes this a fantastic outing in the mountains.
START/FINISH:
Ambleside
DISTANCE/TIME:
18km/6-7 hours
WAINWRIGHT COUNT:
8
THE FAIRFIELD HORSESHOE
THE LANGDALE PIKES
Harrison Stickle (736m)
Pike of Stickle (709m)
Pavey Ark (700m)
Loft Crag (680m)
Looming above Great Langdale, the Langdale Pikes dominate the skyline and are the most popular mountains in the valley. A relatively short walk but with steep ascents!
START/FINISH:
New Dungeon Ghyll
DISTANCE/TIME:
7-8km/3-4 hours
WAINWRIGHT COUNT:
5
THE LANGDALE PIKES
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