Lake District
Walking
- Traverse of the Lake District This 50km spectacular walk across the Lakeland fells starts in Ennerdale, one of the remotest of the Lakeland Valley’s. After passing the lake, we break for the hills and gain the soaring Southern flank, ascending Pillar Rock before scrambling around the flanks of Great Gable. Passing Angle Tarn we descend to Langdale for the night. The morning starts gently with an easy walk to Grasmere before ascending Fairfield and the high fells above Ambleside. This leads us steadily towards Kirkstone Pass. Here we cross our final range passing over Stoney Cove Pike and High Street when we drop to Haweswater.
- Lake District 3000's
- 3 Edges – Striding Edge, Sharp Edge, Lords Rake
- The Coledale Horseshoe
- The Mosedale Horseshoe
- The Scafells from Eskdale
- Buttermere – Langdale climbing challenge This arduous Challenge takes place over 2 days during the summer season. It takes in some of Lakelands most remote climbing with large walking sections inbetween. Ideal either as a personal challenge or if you intend to raise funds for charities.