Guided Hikes

Here is a selection of our current guided group hikes that are available to book and costs start from £35 per person.

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Derwent Water Way

16km (10miles) 8-9 hours Intermediate £45pp

Explore the beauty of the Lake District on the Derwent Water Way, where you'll discover stunning lake views, forests, and charming villages, all in one exhilarating adventure! We will also be summiting Catbells along the way.

Helvellyn Sunrise

4.5 miles (7.2km) 4-5 hours Intermediate £45pp

Experiencing a sunrise from the summit of Helvellyn is a breathtaking and unforgettable spectacle. As the first rays of sunlight illuminate the Lake District's rugged landscape. Watching the sunrise from Helvellyn is a truly magical feeling.

Helvellyn Sunset

4.5 miles (7.2km) 4-5 hours Intermediate £45pp

Experiencing a sunset from the summit of Helvellyn is a breathtaking and unforgettable spectacle. As the lays rays of sunlight illuminate the Lake District's rugged landscape. Watching the sunset from Helvellyn is a truly magical feeling.

Helvellyn Via Striding Edge

13km (8 miles) 5-6 hours Hard £45pp

There are many fine ways to climb Helvellyn but an ascent via Striding Edge has to be considered the most spectacular of all. This is a classic grade 1 scramble.

Striding edge at Night

12.8km (8 miles) 5-6 hours Hard £45pp

Face your fears, tackling one of the UK's most favourite ridges AT NIGHT! This will be a test of mental resilience mixed with technical abilities, are you up to the challenge?

THE BIG ONE

35km (22 miles) 12-13 hours Extreme £75pp

Covering the full Eastern fells in one day is a mighty challenge - are you brave enough to tackle 'THE BIG ONE'?

Ullswater Way

32km (20 miles) 9-11 hours Hard £45pp

The Ullswater Way is a 20-mile hiking trail that loops around Ullswater, one of the largest and most picturesque lakes in the Lake District. The route offers stunning views of the lake, surrounding mountains, and the epic Aira force.

CMD Route - Ben Nevis

16km (10miles) 7-9 hours Hard £65pp

The CMD Arête is a grade 1 scramble route that offers an excellent alternative for a more challenging and adventurous ascent. This walk is considered more demanding than the main path, and the estimated time for the CMD Arête route is approximately 7-9 hours. While this route requires a higher level of fitness, it rewards us with a unique and unforgettable experience of Ben Nevis from a different perspective.

Eastern 11

21km (13.1 miles) 8-9 hours Hard £50pp

This is a challenging & exhilarating event in the beautiful mountains around the Eastern Fells. 13 miles, 11 peaks and 5500ft of ascent. Truly an experience to remember.

Heights of Hell

24km (16 miles) 9-10 Hours Extreme £60pp

This is a challenging & exhilarating hike in the beautiful mountains around the Langdale Valley. 16 miles, 14 peaks and 6000ft of ascent. Truly an experience to remember.

Scafell 7

20km (12 miles) 7 Hours Hard £45pp

Are you ready to tackle this epic challenge and explore 7 summits including and around Scafell Pike?

Scafell Pike Sunrise

8.5km (5 miles) 4-5 Hours Intermediate £45pp

Experiencing a sunrise from the highest point in England is a breathtaking and unforgettable spectacle. As the first rays of sun illuminate the Lake District's rugged landscape. watching the sunrise from Scafell Pike is a truly magical feeling.

Ben Nevis

15.8km (9.7 miles) 7-8 Hours Hard £55pp

Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the United Kingdom and is located in the Grampian Mountains of Scotland. It stands at an impressive 1,345 meters (4,413 feet) above sea level and is a renowned destination for hikers and climbers. The mountain is known for its rugged terrain, stunning natural beauty, and its challenging hiking trails.

Blencathra via Sharp Edge & Halls Fell

8.6km (5.4 miles) 4-5 hours Hard £45pp

Blencathra, also known as Saddleback, is a thrilling mountain adventure that can be conquered via two exciting routes: Sharp Edge and Halls Fell. Sharp Edge is a challenging and exhilarating ridge ascent, attracting experienced climbers with its exposed scrambling sections and breathtaking vistas.

Scafell Pike - Corridor Route

15km (9 miles) 5-6 Hours Intermediate £45pp

Scafell Pike, standing at 978 metres, is the highest mountain in England. Scafell Pike is set in stunning scenery with access to the incredible Lake District.

Fairfield Horseshoe

17km (11 miles) 6-7 Hours Intermediate £45pp

This route is an absolute classic Lake District hike and deserves its popularity, rewarding the hiker with fine views overlooking much of Lakeland (9 Peaks).

Great Gable

12km (7 miles) 4-5 hours Intermediate £45pp

Great Gable is a stunning and prominent mountain in the Lake District, England. It attracts hikers and rock climbers with its challenging trails and impressive rock faces. From the summit, you can admire breathtaking views of the surrounding fells and sparkling lakes, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts seeking awe-inspiring scenery.

Pap of Glencoe

7km (4.3 miles) 4-5 Hours Intermediate £35pp

The Pap of Glencoe is a prominent mountain in the Scottish Highlands, located near the famous village of Glencoe. It's a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, including Loch Leven and the dramatic Glencoe Valley.

Catbells Round

10km (6 miles) 4-5 Hours Easy £35pp

Catbells is a popular fell located near Keswick. It's known for its relatively modest height but offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, including Derwentwater and the fells of the northern Lake District.

Old Man of Coniston

8km (5 miles) 4-5 hours Intermediate £40pp

The Old Man of Coniston is an iconic mountain located in the Lake District, England. Rising majestically above the charming village of Coniston, this striking peak is a favorite among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Langdale Round

10km (6 miles) 5-6 Hours Intermediate £45pp

The Langdale Pikes are a prominent and distinctive group of peaks in the Lake District. They form a dramatic skyline on the northern side of the Great Langdale Valley and are a popular destination for hikers and climbers.

Coledale Horseshoe

16km (10miles) 5-6 hours Hard £45pp

The Coledale Horseshoe is a classic and challenging circular mountain hike in the Lake District. This route forms a horseshoe shape, starting and finishing in the village of Braithwaite, near Keswick. Along the way, we will summit several impressive peaks, including Causey Pike, Scar Crags, Sail, Wandope, and Crag hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding fells and valleys.