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October is always a busy month, there are plenty of highand low level walks throughout the month and a busy schedule for the half term week.
Once the schools are back then the adults can come out to play! We've got a busy diary for September, with several challenges, including a 24 Peak Challenge, and plenty of walks, big and small to suit all abilities.
Hire a guide for a days walking or climbing in the Lake District, if you have a route in mind or would like suggestions we are happy to help.
There are several routes climbing Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in the Lake District, Browse our list of suggested routes here.
The Lake District Walker offer navigation training courses 265 days a year, with a wide choice of courses on offer there should be something to suit your experience, but we would be happy to tailor make a course for you.
Lets face it, it's called the Lake District for the most obvious reason so what can you do on a rainy day?.....Yes, get wet! This is a fun and exhilarating activity for all, best as a group activity, with fun challenges along the way from sliding down a waterfall to jumping in the plunge pools. Your adrenaline will be pumping in these gorges which are naturally cut out by the flow of the water over the centuries.
The Lake District 24 Peaks Challenge is a two day challenge over a walking distance of 31 miles which will push your mental and physical strength to the limit.
One of the most popular challenge events in the UK, the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge makes a great longer days walking, three great peaks in 12 hours, can you keep the pace?
Hire a guide for a days walking or climbing in the Lake District, if you have a route in mind or would like suggestions we are happy to help.There are several routes climbing Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in the Lake District, Browse our list of suggested routes here.
This entry was posted on July 15, 2011 .
A good short session climbing on Wodens Face in the Borrowdale Valley.
We climbed a few good short routes on the right hand face of the crag including Wodens Cheek.
