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WALK DETAILS: 15km & 950m ascent, 6-7 hours walking time (although can be shorter route, 5 hours walking).
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A fabulous day out to explore the Mickleden Valley and a steep ascent up Stake Pass, before turning sharply south to work towards Pike of Stickle and onto Harrison Stickle. Down to stickle Tarn is quite technical for some, but time can be taken to take care down these steps.
Stickle Tarn can be a rewarding time for a dip in Summer, or a paddle maybe before our return to the valley floor down a grass track a little off the beaten track (if the beck is impassable to cross due to excess water, then we return down the main stepped route). This route is 15km & 950m ascent.
Beginners Navigation, understanding the basics of 'decoding' both Ordnance Survey and Harveys maps, to navigate our way safely around the Lakeland trails and paths… (Course:tutor ratio 1:8). Start at the very beginning of your Navigation Journey in 2022. Click to find out more.
Take your navigation to the next level. Understanding the jump from course navigation to fine navigation, and the tools in order to do so whilst on and off trail on slightly technical terrain. Understand navigation in poor weather conditions and in hours of darkness. Unsure if this course is for you? - please get in touch.
Demonstrate good use of Bronze & Silver level navigational tools, and move to fine contour detail for navigating inhospitable ground, off the beaten track, in potentially tricky weather conditions. Navigation skills must be well practiced for moving in featureless terrain. We share the techniques discuss route choices, perfect practice for heading out with friends or partnering up on Mountain Marathons...
Whether starting your navigation journey, or wanting to learn new techniques, or perhaps be assessed for which NNAS Certificate your should take... our experienced coaches can fulfil your requirements with a fab day out on the Lakeland fells, whatever the weather.