Lakeland Mountain Adventure Weekend Nether Wasdale, Lake District
With Mark Reid author of ‘The Inn Way’ guidebooks & Mountain Leader
Spend an sociable, enjoyable and adventurous weekend walking some of Lakeland’s most iconic mountains, guided by experienced Mountain Leaders.
Discover little-known paths, adventurous routes, ridges and summits, taking you away from crowds and into a world of majestic mountains. Our routes will take us onto the mountains and fells that surround Wasdale including Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain.
Relax in the evening at the Strands Inn (a classic Lakeland pub) with your fellow mountain walkers.
- Choice of guided mountain walks with fully qualified Mountain Leaders
- Experience the camaraderie of walking the Lakeland fells and mountains with like-minded walkers
- Share your sense of achievement on each summit and also at the end with your fellow walkers
- Small group sizes – maximum 8 people per Mountain Leader.
NETHER WASDALE, WESTERN LAKE DISTRICT
The weekend will be based at the Strands Inn, Nether Wasdale, in the beautiful western Lake District.The village offers a range of accommodation including two pubs, a hotel, camping barn, campsite and nearby Youth Hostel. Click image below.
OUTLINE OF THE WEEKEND
– Strands Inn
9pm onwards: Meet your instructors and fellow walkers to chat about the weekend over a pint in the Strands Inn, a lovely Lakeland pub.
If you can’t make Friday evening, we’ll meet at 9:15am on Saturday morning.
Scafell range
9:15am: Meet at Nether Wasdale for a chat about the day
9:30am – 5pm: Choice of guided mountain walks
8pm: Meet at the Strands Inn, Nether Wasdale to recount our day’s adventures
– Seatallan, Haycock & Steeple range
9:30am: Meet at Nether Wasdale for a chat about the day
9:45am – 5pm: Choice of guided mountain walks
Please note: The precise routes and mountains will be decided each day, given weather conditions and group needs. All walks will include mountainous terrain, steep ground and mountain summits; we may experience adverse weather conditions. Some walks may include Grade 1 scrambles. It may be necessary to drive a short distance to the starting points (car share).
