Learn To Map Read

Learn To Map Read

One day Map Reading/Compass Courses Do you want to learn how to use a compass? Take compass bearings and get yourself off the hill in bad weather. These courses includes navigation using linear features such as walls and rivers, navigating using contours, map symbols, types of map, grid references and using a compass to take bearings from ground to map using back bearings. This will give you basic map reading & compass skills. This one day course is £55 per person   Inclusions What's Included 🧰 Equipment - We will provide a map and compass for the day   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink

Guided Yorkshire Three Peaks Walk

Guided Yorkshire Three Peaks Walk

Guided Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge Our Guided Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge includes the 3 peaks of the Yorkshire Dales: The walk is guided by a Mountain Leader • Pen-y-Ghent (694m) • Whernside (736m) • Inglebrough (723m) Yorkshire 3 Peaks in 12 hours The challenge is to walk all three of these mountains in 12 hours! The total distance is 24 miles with an overall ascent of 1600 meters and offers a tremendous sense of achievement. Experience the camaraderie with like minded people as you share the sense of complete fulfilment. Many of our walkers use the event to raise money for their chosen charity. You will burn up to 7,000 calories and use 3 to 5 litres of water. You will not get lost as the event is fully guided by a mountain leader. Challenge Itinerary The Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge starts from Ribblehead Climb in Whernside then onto Ingleborough. From there we walk into Horton after which we climb the final mountain, Pen-y-Ghent. If people have had enough when we get to Horton there’s a train station where people can get back to Ribblehead by themselves. The cost £60 per person.   Inclusions What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink

Guided Dales High Way Walking Holiday

Guided Dales High Way Walking Holiday

Dales High Way Walking Holiday Join us for this guided walking holiday of the Dales High Way. This is a Guided walking holiday with a Mountain Leader This Dales High Way walking holiday starts in Saltaire and ends in Appleby and is 90 miles long. The Dales High Way follows drovers ways, pack horse tracks and green lanes through the Dales taking in Malham Dale, climbing the mighty Ingleborough, then Whernside, then wonders through Dentdale to Sedbergh and on to the foot of the Howgills. We’ll then traverse the limestone pavement of Great Ashby Scar before ending the walk in Appleby. Dales High Way walking holiday itinerary Here is our preferred itinerary for the walk with the overnight stops however this could change if there’s no accommodation available (we may have to use more than one accommodation provider in the place where we stay). We’ll be staying in Inns, Guest Houses and hotels. Not all rooms will have private ensuite and all that you have to carry is a day sack as we’ll transport your luggage for you each day. The maximum weight is 20kg for one item of luggage per person. • Day 1 – Arrive in Saltaire • Day 2 – Saltaire – Skipton 18 miles • Day 3 – Skipton – Settle 18.5 miles • Day 4 – Settle – Chapel le Dale 14.5 miles • Day 5 – Chapel-le-Dale – Sedbergh 15.5 miles • Day 6 – Sedbergh – Newbiggin on Lune 11 miles • Day 7 – Newbiggin on Lune – Appleby 12.5 miles • Day 8 – Depart after Breakfast Included in the cost is 7 nights bed and breakfast, luggage transfer for the duration of holiday and a guide. Places are limited to 12 people. The cost is from £890 per person , single supplement £ 300 per person   Inclusions Accommodation - No Frills We will be staying in Bed and Breakfasts and Inns   What's Included 📋 Other - Luggage transfer and accommodation   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink

Guided Wharfedale Three Peaks Challenge Walk

Guided Wharfedale Three Peaks Challenge Walk

Wharfedale 3 Peaks The Wharfedale 3 Peaks is a new challenge walk that climbs the 3 highest peaks in Wharfedale, which are Great Whernside at 704m, Buckden Pike at 702m and Firth Fell at 610m. The total distance is 18 miles with 1200 meters of ascent and we aim to do this in 10 hours. Wharfedale 3 Peaks Challenge Walk You will burn up to 5000 calories and lose 3 – 4 litres of fluid. Experience the camaraderie of fellow like mined people as you share the sense of achievement. You can also use this event to raise money for charity. The walk is fully guided by a mountain leader so you won’t get lost. Wharfedale 3 Peaks Itinerary We meet in Kettlewell, climb Great Whernside, then Buckden Pike before dropping down to Buckden and climb Firth Fell then back to Kettlewell.   Inclusions What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink

Guided Dales Way Walking Holiday

Guided Dales Way Walking Holiday

Dales Way Walking Holiday This Dales Way walking holiday runs from Ilkley to Bowness on Windermere and is 84 miles long. The Dales Way meanders through the Yorkshire Dales following the River Wharfe to its source on Cam Fell. This is a guided walking holiday with a Mountain Leader Beyond Wharfedale it follows the river Dee through charming Dentdale. Going through Sedbergh, the book village of the Yorkshire Dales, which lies at the foot of the Howgill fells, it leaves the Dales through rolling farmland, with the majestic Lakeland mountains in view to the town of Bowness on Windermere. All you need to carry is a day sack as there’s a daily luggage transfer for one item of luggage (maximum weight 20kg) and we’ll be staying in guest houses and inns. (See our recommended kit list page for more information) The itinerary below shows our preferred stopping points but this could change depending on the availability of accommodation. Itinerary • Day 1 – Arrive Ilkley • Day 2 – Ilkley – Burnsall 13.5 miles • Day 3 – Burnsall – Buckden 15 miles • Day 4 – Buckden – Cowgill 18.5 miles • Day 5 – Cowgill – Sedbergh 10 miles • Day 6 – Sedbergh – Burneside 17 miles • Day 7 – Burneside – Bowness 10 miles • Day 8 – Depart after breakfast Price are from £890 per person single supplement £ 300 per person   Inclusions Accommodation - No Frills Bed and Breakfasts and Inns   What's Included 📋 Other - Accommodation and luggage transfer   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink

Guided Coast To Coast Walk

Guided Coast To Coast Walk

Coast to Coast Guided Walking Holiday Join us on our Coast to Coast Guided Walking Holiday and follow in the footsteps of Wainwright. This is a guided holiday with a Mountain Leader The Coast to Coast walk is 192 miles long and was devised by Alfred Wainwright. It starts from St Bees on the West coast, journeying through the Lake District, mostly following the valleys. The highest point is Kidsty Pike, which is 780 metres high and the walk passes through the pretty lakeland village of Grasmere. After the stunning mountains of the Lake District, we reach the beautiful high fells of the Yorkshire Dales and the wonderful meadowland valleys, going through Swaledale and onwards to the village of Reeth, the capital of Swaledale, before arriving in the market town of Richmond, the largest settlement on the route with a stunning castle. Here we have a well earned rest with a day of leisure to enjoy. From Richmond we head through the Vale of York, which is flat and includes our longest days walk before arriving on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors, with it’s heather covered moorland. Pushing on through the village of Glaisdale we complete our journey in Robin Hoods Bay on the East coast. We will be staying in bed and breakfast or hotels and your luggage will be transported for you daily so you just need to carry a day sack. The walk is fully guided by a qualified mountain leader. Coast to Coast Guided Walking Holiday Programme Your day-by-day guide: • Day 1 – arrive St Bees • Day 2 – St Bees to Ennerdale Bridge 14 miles • Day 3 – Ennerdale to Rosthwaite 14.5m • Day 4 – Rosthwaite to Patterdale 17.5m • Day 5 – Patterdale to Shap 16m • Day 6 – Shap to Kirkby Stephen 20 miles • Day 7 – Kirkby Stephen to Keld 13 miles • Day 8 – Keld to Reeth 11m • Day 9 – Reeth to Bolton on Swale 17 miles • Day 10 – Rest day • Day 11 – Bolton on Swale to Ingleby cross 17 miles • Day 12 – Ingleby cross to Clay Bank top 12.5m • Day 13 – Clay bank top to Glaisdale 18.5m • Day 14 – Glaisdale to Robin hoods bay 19 miles • Day 15 – time to say our goodbyes and depart Cost from £1540 per person, single supplement £ 560 per person Depending on the availability of accommodation then the itinerary may change. Note that there is no accommodation at Clay Bank so we’ll transfer from Clay Bank to our accommodation. There will be a maximum of 12 people , included in the price is daily luggage transfer, 14 nights bed and breakfast and a mountain guide on the walking days. Coast to Coast   Inclusions Accommodation - No Frills Staying in Bed and Breakfast and Inns   What's Included 📋 Other - Accommodation, luggage transfer   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🍴 Food 🥤 Drink