Summit Journeys - Adventurous Experiences in the Lake District

GUIDED MOUNTAIN WALKING AND ROCK CLIMBING IN SNOWDONIA AND THE LAKE DISTRICT WITH SUMMIT JOURNEYS

Keswick Mountain Festival

Take part in the Festival of the Mountains :

16th - 20th (Wed-Sun) May 2012

Get Walking – Retrace Wainwright’s footsteps with experienced guides on the high fells of Blencathra, Scafell Pike, Helvellyn, and many others. Be able to look down into lowland and hidden valleys to find those hidden gems that only local knowledge can find.  Walk the fells, where our experienced and qualified guides will take you high on the classic Lakeland fells. 

   

Keswick Mountain Festival

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Wednesday 16th May 2012

Helvellyn - 3 Wainwrights

Enjoy a circular route including ascents of Dollywaggon Pike and Nethermost Pike as well as Helvellyn. If you have always wanted to climb Helvellyn this is the time to do it! Using lesser known paths this is an ascent of Helvellyn that all fit walkers will enjoy.

Time:10.00am
Place: Wythburn Church car park, (on the A591 7 miles south of Keswick) (NY324136)
Cost:£15
Duration: Full day
Group size: 12 max

Remaining Spaces: YES

Thursday 17th May 2012

The Newlands Horseshoe - 6 Wainwrights

A classic horseshoe walk around the beautiful pastoral Newlands valley. The views available are magnificent, particularly across Derwent Water, to the Skiddaw and Blencathra massifs in the north east. Another 'Summit Journeys' mountain trek taking in six Wainwrights. For those 'ticking off' all the Wainwrights the six summits are: Cat Bells, Maiden Moor, High Spy, Dale Head, Hindscarth, and Robinson.

Time: 10am
Place: Chapel Bridge, south of Little Town, 3 miles south east of Keswick (NY231193)
Cost: £15
Duration: Full day
Group size: 12 max

Spaces Remaining: YES

Friday 18th May 2012

Blencathra - Sharp Edge & 3 Wainwrights

Sharp Edge, the notorious knife like ridge is the route for our exciting ascent of Blencathra. You do need a head for heights for this one, but if you've always wanted to tackle this infamous ridge then now is the time to go for it! Our route takes in two more summits after Blencathra, the tops of Bannerdale Crags and finally Bowscale Fell, making a grand total of three Wainwrights for the day!

Time:10am
Place: White Horse Pub, Scales (just off A66 5 miles east of Keswick) (NY343268)
Cost:£15
Duration: Full day
Group size: 12 max

Spaces Remaining: YES

Saturday 19th May 2012

Skiddaw - 5 Wainwrights

Skiddaw, Keswick's gentle giant, but looks can be deceiving! A route, taking less frequented footpaths, over five Wainwrights. Ullock Pike, Longside Edge, Carl Side, Skiddaw, and Bakestall

Time: 10am
Place: Ravenstone Hotel carpark, 4 miles north of Keswick on the A591 (NY235297)
Cost: £15
Duration: Full day
Group size: 12 max

Spaces Remaining: YES

 Sunday 20th May 2012

Scafell Pike - England's Highest Mountain

Have you ever wanted to be able to say 'I have stood upon the summit of England'? Scafell Pike, at 977m is the highest mountain in England, and this, a magnificent walk to the highest summit in provides some spectacular views of the whole Lake District and much more. A circular walk that takes you into a wild and rocky landscape with superb views throughout.

Time: 10am
Place: Seathwaite Farm, by phone box, 9 miles south of Keswick (NY235122)
Cost: £15
Duration: Full day
Group size: 12 max

Spaces Remaining: YES

 

Days: 1 Cost: £15 / person Group Size: 12max
     

To Book:

simply call 07779 961027

or email Chris@SummitJourneys.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Booking Form
To download a booking form please click here:    Booking Form
Please ring, or email, to check availability for you chosen walk before completing a booking form.

Accommodation for the Keswick Mountain Festival Walks
Babbling Brook Guest House, Keswick This renovated Victorian home is family run & situated on the corner of Penrith Road & Wordsworth Street. Within a few minutes walking distance into the centre of Keswick.
Glencoe Guest House, Keswick Our Keswick guest house is set in a quiet residential street with views of the surrounding Lake District fells, yet only a few minutes walk from Keswick town centre and all its amenities.
Should you require different, or other, accommodation then please just ask.