LAKE DISTRICT GUIDED WALKS
Our Lake District Guided Walks are aimed at hikers who would like to explore the Lake District fells under our expert guidance without the need for navigation skills and lots of mountain experience. Our hikes range from short 'easy' graded walks, to summiting the highest mountain in England.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Public Walks (April - October)
For 12 years + with a good level of fitness.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Our Public Walks follow a set route (all listed below), starting at 9am.
If you can't see your desired walk in our calendar, get in touch to see if we can schedule it for you.
All public walks require 4 participants to run.
Private Walks (Year Round)
Private Walks can run anywhere in the Lake District, just get in touch to let us plan your adventure!
Kids aged 6+ are welcome as part of a private group.
WALKING ROUTES
All our Public Guided Walks are circular, require a good level of fitness and are for people aged 12 years+.
The below are roughly in order of difficulty.
If you have any concerns or queries, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
10.7KM 370M
Forests, fields, bridges & and an incredible view of Derwentwater and it's surrounding fells.
13.5KM 845M
Great tarns, huge crags, great peaks, stunning views, waterfalls and becks; there is no better place to visit.
16.5KM 1370M
Views of the Northern Lakes, right out to the coast! Ridgelines and Wainwrights, what's not to love?
14.3KM 1052M
VIA STRIDING EDGE
Step back in time to rocky terrain & narrow glaciated edges on one of England’s four 3000ft summits.
9.7KM 425M
Cave exploring, beauty spots, stunning lake & fell views, huge rewards on a shorter day.
10KM 720M
Don't let the mileage trick you, this stunning day out makes you work for its rewarding unique views.
8.9KM 752M
VIA SHARP EDGE
A BESPOKE ADVENTURE
15.2KM 940M
A rugged and remote feeling day out for serene Lake District views and Wainwright bagging.
18.7KM 1066M
An absolute classic central Lakes day out, not to be missed! Bag 8 Wainwrights in one loop.
13.9KM 1110M
Summit England’s Highest Mountain! Experience wild & rugged terrain on this bucket-list epic day out.
WHAT TO BRING
This list is mandatory year round. If you are missing any items please get in touch.
Arriving to a walk without these items may result in you being turned away.
Your guide will be carrying navigation equipment, an emergency communication device, and a full first aid kit.
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Walking boots (waterproof recommended)
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Clothing suitable for walking (no jeans)
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Rucksack (waterproof liner recommended)
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Waterproof jacket and trousers
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Warm layer, hat and gloves
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Sun hat, sun glasses and sun cream
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Water bottle (minimum 1 litre)
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Food (packed lunch for full day walks, snacks for half day)
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Head torch (charged)
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Any personal medication including Epipens
