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A delightful walk over Holme Fell with views over Yewdale and Coniston Water.
Location: Near Coniston
Grade: Moderate
Head outdoors to learn and improve your navigation skills. Map and compass provided. Age 12+ with parent or guardian. Booking essential
Location: Near Coniston
A circular hike on one of Lakeland's most iconic horseshoe routes. Stunning views on a clear day.
Location: Near Ambleside
Grade: Very hard
Take the steamer from Glenridding to the legendary Aira Force waterfalls. Lovely level walk back. In partnership with Wordsworth Grasmere. Participants on this walk will receive a voucher for discounted entry to Dove Cottage, gardens and museum, valid for two weeks.
Location: Ullswater area
Grade: Easy plus
Hike this iconic Lake District fell to bag a 'must-do' Wainwright summit. Return via Goat's Water.
Location: Near Coniston
Grade: Very Hard
This scenic walk takes us from Langdale valley to Loughrigg Fell by Loughrigg Tarn, with extensive views over the Langdales and Grasmere. Includes a Wainwright summit.
Location: Near Ambleside
Grade: Hard
Delightful walk along River Mite valley to visit stone circles and old mine workings above Eskdale. Return by Blea Tarn. Stunning views along the route.
Location: Eskdale
Grade: Moderate
Take the 'Ratty' steam train to Eskdale Green and walk back to the sea over Muncaster Fell. Meet at 10.00 to catch the 10.25 train.
Location: Ravenglass
Grade: Moderate
An unmissable high fell ridge walk to the Wainwright summits of High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike. Fabulous views will reward you on this challenging hike.
Location: Buttermere
Grade: Very hard
Follow old quarry roads to Little Langdale, visit Cathedral Cave and then on to spectacular Colwith Falls returning over High Oxen Fell and Hodge Close.
Location: Near Coniston
Grade: Moderate
Walk to Blencathra's summit via Bannerdale Crags and Glenderamackin Coll. Return via Scales Fell. Three Wainwright summits to bag!
Location: Near Keswick
Grade: Very hard
An energetic walk to the Wainwright summit of Lingmoor by Blea Tarn, returning over Slater Bridge.
Location: Near Coniston
Grade: Hard
In partnership with the John Muir Trust, join us in this spectacular landscape and learn more about the important work they are doing in the area to help keep it special. Walking up to Sticks Pass and onto Raise we will look at different habitats and species, from juniper and heather to Britain’s smallest tree growing on the summit ridge.
Location: Ullswater area
Grade: Very hard
Bag seven Wainwright summits on this classic mountain walk. A strenuous day out will be rewarded with amazing views.
Location: Near Ambleside
Grade: Very hard
Walk in Wainwright's footsteps on this circular walk up, over and around High Rigg in St John's-in-the-Vale, with panoramic views. Car park is 0.5km on the left from junction of A591 and B5322.
Location: Near Thirlmere
Grade: Moderate
