Stunning mountain experiences
The Lake District, Snowdonia and the Peak District
THE LAKE DISTRICT
OPEN WALKS
From Adventure Unlocked
Anyone is welcome to sign up for an open walk.
If you would prefer a private walk, don't hesitate to contact us.
OPEN CHALLENGE WALKS
Join us on a group walk! Whether you're wanting to gain confidence or you are a mountain lover, you are so welcome! We have vibrant and diverse groups who simply want to get into the mountains!
HELVELLYN VIA STRIDING EDGE
A big walk on a big mountain as we climb the 3rd highest peak in the Lake District along one of the best-known ridges, Striding Edge.
This classing Lake District horseshoe requires a head for heights. We start in Glenridding and make our way up to the beginning of the infamous ridge ‘Striding Edge’.
Distance: 12 kilometres/7.5 miles
Height gain: 880 metres/2,890 feet.
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Cost: £40
Kinder Scout
Kinder Scout - Western Edge
SCAFELL PIKE
Scafell Pike is the highest point in England at 978m and this big mountain offers big rewards!
Whilst the awesomeness of the mountains can feel intimidating, we want to invite you to join this group walk to take on the challenge with a group of like-minded people, enjoy beautiful views and a get rush of accomplishment!
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Distance: 16 kilometres/9.5 miles
Height gain: 1150 metres/3,800 feet
Cost :£40
CRINKLE CRAGS
Scrambling series - grade 1
Crinkle Crag is a name that invites you to find out what it is all about. Plenty of stunning views, some summits, an easy but fun scramble, and plenty of good company.
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We will ascend a ridge called The Band to the rocky Crinkle Crags, and return via a mountain lake called Red Tarn where the brave can take a dip! We'll hopefully be back in time for the cafe.
The distance is approximately 7 miles/11.2 kilometres, with a height gain of 2650 feet/807 metres.
BOW FELL
Scrambling series - grade 1
There is nothing like getting straight into it, and that is exactly what we do as we head straight up the Langdale Pikes.
On the way, there is a chance for some hands-on grade 1 scrambling on our way to the summit, returning by Three Tarns.
Distance: 18 kilometres/11 miles
Height gain of 335 metres/1,020 feet.
FAIRFIELD HORSESHOE
This is a classic Lake District horseshoe onto Fairfield. A big day which is worth every step over 7 Wainwrights.
Leaving Ambleside we take in Heron Pike, and Great Rigg before getting to the top of Fairfield. The views are stunning and make every step worth the effort.
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From here it is a 4 more peaks as we return to Ambleside and some well earned refreshments.
The distance is approximately 10 miles/17 kilometres, with a height gain of 1050 metres/3,450 feet.
Coniston Old Man via Dow Crag
It’s amazing how a name that includes ‘Old Man’ can seem familiar and easy. Whilst it isn’t the longest or highest walk in the Lake District, it isn’t to be underestimated.
We also pass through some fascinating old mine workings on the way down.
Distance: 12 kilometres/7.5 miles
Height gain: 820 metres/2,690 feet
