Ullswater Way Lake District challenge walk
With Ian Brotherton – Mountain Leader
Walk around England’s most beautiful lake in a day!
34 km (21 miles) – 650 metres of ascent – 10 hours
The Ullswater Way is a 21-mile walking route around Ullswater, the most beautiful lake in the Lake District!
Ian Brotherton knows the Lake District well and will guide you around this wonderful route (whilst sharing his knowledge of the area), so that you can forget about navigation and enjoy the fantastic views and wonderful landscapes instead.
Discover for yourself the breathtaking scenery and fascinating history of this area, with a group of like-minded walkers.

Highlights include: Villages of Pooley Bridge, Howtown, Sandwick Bay, Patterdale and Glenridding, the Bronze Age Cockpit Stone Circle, Ullswater’s stunning eastern shoreline, views of the Helvellyn and High Street mountain ranges, Aira Force waterfalls, Gowbarrow Fell, Iron Age farmstead of Maiden Castle and the shoreline that inspired Wordsworth’s daffodils.
This guided walk is designed for solo or small groups of walkers who want to tackle the Ullswater Way walk in one day, but don’t want to worry about route finding.
- Fully guided walk with Ian Brotherton (Mountain Leader)
- Experience the camaraderie of walking a challenge route with other like-minded walkers
- Discover the history, heritage, flora and fauna of Ullswater
- Share your sense of achievement with your fellow walkers
- Small group sizes – maximum 10 people per walk
- You are GUARANTEED not to get lost on our guided walk!
OUTLINE OF THE DAY
7:45am: Meet at Pooley Bridge
8am – 6:30pm: Guided walk around the Ullswater Way (21 miles)
6:30pm: Debrief back at Pooley Bridge, then head home
NB: Finish time is approximate










