Our range of walks & hikes
All walks & hikes can be customised according to your group's needs
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Scafell Pike
A fantastic 'tour de force' over England's highest summit: Scafell Pike via Styhead Tarn and the Corridor Route, returning via Esk Hause (other routes available depending on group needs).
High Street & Kidsty Pike, Ullswater & Haweswater
Head up onto the High Street Roman Road for views down into Haweswater with glimpses of red deer below in the valley of Riggindale. Bag three Wainwrights in one day!
Langdale Pikes
Harrison Stickle & Pike of Stickle, two mountains which adorn many views of the Lakes, are easily recognised by their iconic and distinctive shapes. They tower above Great Langdale Valley.
Helvellyn via Striding & Swirral Edge
The classic Helvellyn ascent via Swirral and Striding Edges. England's third-highest mountain gives 360° panoramic views on a clear day.
Helvellyn via Swirral Edge – a Taste of the Edges
Helvellyn ascending via Swirral Edge, the easiest of the two edges. England's third-highest mountain gives 360° panoramic views on a clear day.
Helvellyn – The Complete Ridgeline
This full-day hike ticks off Helvellyn & six further summits along the Helvellyn Ridgeline including Dollywaggon Pike, Helvellyn Lower Man and Raise.
Fairfield Horseshoe
A classic horseshoe day out in the South Lakeland Fells. Summit 8 Wainwright fells as you tour around this fabulous mountain route, looking down into 6 valleys along the way.
Kentmere Horseshoe
Enjoy this classic horseshoe route including 8 Wainwright fell summits all in one day, while looking into 5 valleys along the way.
Blencathra
Rise above the five fingers of Blencathra, high above Keswick. Gain glorious views down Borrowdale and across to the mountains towering above this beautiful valley.
St Sunday Crag
Visit The Brothers' Parting Stone by Grisedale Tarn on the ascent to St Sunday Crag. This is the spot where William Wordsworth saw his brother John for the last time. Read the poem, inscribed on a rock, to take you back in time...
Patterdale Parish Boundary Challenge Event
Fundraising for Patterdale CofE Primary School and Patterdale Church, Hiking Highs offers this amazing hiking challenge annually on the first Saturday in July. A tough route to complete the full boundary, a challenging first half at 16 miles, a less challenging 12-mile 2nd half, or our family Mini-beat 7 miles downhill. Or fly down the 7-miler running solo if you prefer!
Red Deer Walks
Head deep into the Martindale Valley, for a half-day valley hike or a full-day fell-top hike to find the oldest red deer herd in England.
Helvellyn – Avoiding the Edges
Ideal for those wishing to avoid scrambling and ridge-walking, this is the easiest route to summit England's favourite mountain from Ullswater.
Coniston Old Man
A true classic quarry hike, through a fascinating piece of history and beyond. Coniston Copper Mines are steeped with history, in the shadows of the iconic 'Old Man'.
Angletarn Pikes Half-Day Hike
For a 360° panoramic view of the Lake District mountains, this is the ideal quick ascent and descent to complete on a half-day hike from Patterdale and reach a summit.
Tour of Derwent Water
A super low-level long hike for a good stride out. Take in the hidden valley of Watendlath on this 25km route, or take a shorter option of 15km.
Grasmere Fells & Easedale Tarn
Discover Easedale Tarn and explore the Far Easedale valley, plus the meandering Far Easedale Gill, with mountains towering above you all around.
Grisedale & Glenridding Valleys
Enjoy the hidden valleys to the west of Ullswater. Grisedale is where Wordsworth famously said his last goodbye to his brother John in 1800, and Glenridding is home to the Greenside Lead Mines where silver was discovered.
Langdale Valleys via Blea Tarn
A tour of both Great & Little Langdale valleys, passing Blea Tarn, which is tucked away at the foot of the infamous Wrynose Pass. The hike continues towards Little Langdale before meandering over Elterwater and returning up Great Langdale.
BUTTERMERE BLUEBELLS
The Lake District is an excellent place to see one of the nation’s favourite wild-flowers in all its colourful glory. Rannerdale in the Buttermere Valley could well be the best of all, hosting thousands of bluebells each May. It’s a magical sight whatever the weather… moody or bright, the carpets of blue are extraordinarily beautiful. Valley or mountain hike options.
RED DEER RUTTING
The famous autumn red deer rut close to Ullswater is a unique experience, as the bellowing of stags echoes around Martindale and Boredale. Join us with your binoculars to experience this truly magical connection to nature.