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Welcome to The Lake District Walker
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Rock Climbing
A fun packed scramble down the ghyll, packed with slides, dives and a few great jumps
Duration: Up to 3 hours
A great scramble up an impressive gorge, great jumps along the way
Duration: Up to 3 hours
A longer day taking on the most exhillerating Gorge in the Lake District
Duration: 5-6 hours
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From Beginners to NNAS Gold
A variety of courses for anyone looking to take their Mountain Leader qualification, or looking to inprove their skills
Scafell Pike from Seathwaite
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The Fairfield Horseshoe
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Scafell Pike from Seathwaite
Scafell Pike from Wasdale
Scafell & Scafell Pike
Scafell Pike from Langdale
Scafell Pike from Eskdale
All Scafell Pike routes
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Helvellyn from Wythburn
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Stickle Gill, Langdale
Stoneycroft Gill, Newlands
Church Beck, Coniston
The Esk Gorge
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Scafell Pike from Seathwaite
Bowfell & The Crinkles
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The Fairfield Horseshoe
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The ever popular summit of Fairfield has much more to offer than just the splendid Fairfield Horseshoe route, the eastern flanks above Patterdale also give great ridges and rugged scenery and the slopes above Grasmere also give a wonderful route, covering the summits of Stone Arthur, Great Rigg and Seat Sandal.
The summits of Stone Arthur and Seat Sandal give some of the best views over the Vale of Grasmere and the Easdale Fells and the descent down the southern shoulder of Seat Sandal with Grasmere stretching out ahead is a delight.
Summits included on this route:
Stone Arthur500 metres / 1640 feet
Great Rigg766 metres / 2513 feet
Fairfield873 metres / 2864 feet
Seat Sandal736 metres / 2759 feet
From Grasmere we will climb the western shoulder of Great Rigg, climbing to the rocky outcrop of Stone Arthur, a great viewpoint over the valley below and across to Easdale Tarn and the fells surrounding it.
From Stone Arthur the grassy ridge continues climbing to the summit of Great Rigg and onwards to the magnificent summit plateau of Fairfield, with it's striking views east over Patterdale to High Street and the Pennines.
We will descend west from Fairfield to Grisedale Hause, above Grisedale Tarn and climb the short slope to the summit of Seat Sandal.
Although the views from the summit of Seat Sandal are great just a short walk from the summit brings us to an even better viewpoint with stunning views over Grasmere and south to Morecambe Bay beyond, we will descend the southern shoulder of Seat Sandal, keeping these views in front of us the whole descent, crossing the fields back to Grasmere.
Each participant will be required to bring suitable equipment for their chosen event, please see Kit List tab above.
Where to meet: Grasmere Village
Postcode: LA22 9SS
Grid Reference: NY 337 076
Grasmere can easily be found off the A591 between Ambleside and Keswick. Follow the signs into the village and park in one of the many car parks, we will meet in the centre of the village on the corner of Easdale Road, opposite Sam Reid´s Bookshop.
Ambleside is well served by buses, the main bus stop is100m away from the meet point.
The 555 bus runs between Kendal and Keswick, passing through Windermere and Grasmere.
The 599 runs regularly through the summer months from Bowness, Windermere and Grasmere.
Stagecoach bus timetables can be viewed here
Summer Events:
(November - March)
Winter Events:
(April - October)
The Following equipment may also be useful if owned:
The following equipment will be provided by The Lake District Walker should winter conditions require:
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Is there a minimum number of participants for this event to go ahead?
What is the minimum age for children on this event?
We do not have a set minimum age for this event, however, you know your child best, therefore please bear in mind this is an open event of varying ages, if you are not confident your child can complete this event then hiring a private guide could be a more suitable option.
As this is an open event all under 18's must be accompanied by an adult.
What happens if the weather is bad?
We plan to walk whatever the weather, unless it is dangerous to do so.
Mountain weather can be a little unpredictable, but we do keep an eye on the forecasts leading up to walks, should the forecast mean that the walk is not possible then we will contact you as soon as we have the forecast and offer you the following options:
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