Set sail on Windermere: England's longest lake aboard Seapig a modern classic day yacht. After leaving the pontoon we will get you steering as we glide between the moorings under the power of our silent electric engine and onto the wider lake where it's time to hoist the sails.  This experience is all about learning the ropes, stick and flappy bits with straight-up language and a hands-on approach you and your fellow crew will do the vast majority of the tasks that make the boat work.  You will feel the thrill of the wind driving the sails and heeling the boat over and quickly gain the confidence to relax as she heels over and shoots forwards in gusts: safe in the knowledge that this is one of the most stable sailboats on the lake.  For lunch, we anchor in a bay and have a posh picnic (included) and hot drinks as the other boats pass us by before hoisting the sails and setting off again for home.  Seapig sailing is great for all the family with lots of tasks for all ages to get into, there is a small cabin to keep little ones warm and give them space to play.  We are an inclusive adventure specialist and regularly work with people with mobility, cognitive, communication or sensory impairments.  Seapig sailing accessibility features: Decks flush with launching pontoon just a straightforward step-down Super stability (she will not fall lover, or capsize) Support straps to help people remain in their seats Padded seating  Supportive seating  Sail from a single position Tactile markers for visually impaired sailors Electro assisted steering Changing place,  level access cafe and accessible toilet at the launch point To find out more about our trip and accessibility please visit: https://anyonecan.uk/sea-pig-day-yacht/   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - A lovely lunch of local produce 🥤 Drink - Hot and cold drinks at Lunch 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear, and lunch   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle

Glide silently along the river and past the steam trains at the speed of a paddle as we head south while everyone gets the hang of handling their boats in the sheltered water.   When we are ready we turn round and explore the wider Lake Windermere as we head north towards the central fells towering above the lake in the distance.  We love to find nice secluded spots for lunch away from the crowds whenever we can.  We supply lunch a selection of treats to enjoy and hot drinks. We are a specialist inclusive adventure company and cater for people with disabilities.  To find out more bout how we facilitate access for those with cognitive, sensory, mobility or learning impairments click below  https://anyonecan.uk/go-canoeing/   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - A selection of tasty goodies savoury and sweet to share. 🥤 Drink - Hot drinks at lunch time or before if we get chilly 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear, and canoe/paddle   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - it can be chilly -also bring a spare set of warm clothes so you can change and carry on if you get wet 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you

Canoe Bushcraft Spend the day travelling by canoe, cooking by campfire and stepping out of the busy lakes scene. While upping your paddling and outdoors skills.   We travel by canoe to a remote peninsula on Winderemere where we will teach you to light a campfire from just a spark.   Make sure you learn well; we need that campfire to prepare our delicious three-course lunch: soup, pizza and crumble.   Then if we're doing well a paddle back to base, or if time has run short a ride back in our powerboat.   We are an inclusive company and welcome people of all abilities for a full accessibility guide see our website here   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - You cook a three course meal 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear, and canoe/paddle   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - it can be chilly -also bring a spare set of warm clothes so you can change and carry on if you get wet 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you

Canoe sailing is the wacky race of sailing.  We developed our bespoke canoe sailing boats to make an easily accessible boats for people with mobility difficulties - but everyone loves them. Fast light and you are a solo sailer from the very start. If you want a friend or carer in the boat to help you, that's fine too! Your instructor starts by teaching you to rig the boat on land and how to use the various controls. When we're ready we slide onto the water for a quick tow to somewhere suitable to set off from and then you're off. Don't worry though the powerful safety boat will guide you through the initial few minutes and you will have the hang of it by lunch. We have great little radios on each collar to easily hear what the instructor is saying and to ask for guidance. Our sailing canoes are suitable for anyone who can self-transfer, enjoys an adrenaline buzz and fancies sailing! We cater for a wide variety of people with disabilities for our full accessibility guide click here The days run from 10 am - 4 pm with lunch included To find out more please visit   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - We provide lunch and brews for both days 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear, and sailing canoe   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - it can be chilly -also bring a spare set of warm clothes so you can change and carry on if you get wet 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you

Rock Climbing is about taking your body out of the normal plane of existence and into the vertical world. Your mind fills with ideas of friction and body mechanics while you solve the puzzle of how to move upwards with the surface you have to hand; truly "dancing to the tune of the rock"..  Forget your perceptions of being strong enough, brave enough or mad enough. Climbing is neither about these things nor are these traits a requirement.  Particularly at the level we offer climbing it is a very safe activity and being safe there is no need to be brave - you know we will look after you. In terms of strength and mobility if you can move around you're all good:  friction is the limiting factor not how many pull-ups you can do.  What we do and accessibility We have loads of options for enabling people with disabilities,   for those with sensory or cognitive impairments this edition would suit you best.  The approach is up a mostly grass slope and then a short section of steep hand and feet climbing to the main crag.  Once there we have a range of adaptive techniques and tools to get you climbing including; Climbing with you alongside Communicating with you via radio (3.5mm output for hearing adaptions and headsets)  Creating quiet spaces Effort-reducing belay techniques  Automatic belay systems If you have a mobility impairment. consciousness limiting condition or heart and lung restriction we have another venue which will suit these needs better based in Ingleton.   Inclusions What's Included 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear etc   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you 📋 Other - Sun protection + You MUST bring good closed toes shoes . Crocs , flip flops and sandals will mot be able to leave the parking area

Rock Climbing is about taking your body out of the normal plane of existence and into the vertical world. Your mind fills with ideas of friction and body mechanics while you solve to puzzle of how to move upwards with the surface you have to hand. Truly - dancing to the tune of the rock.  Forget your perceptions of being strong enough, brave enough or mad enough. Climbing is neither about these things nor is it a requirement.  Particularly at the level we offer climbing it is a very safe activity and being safe there is no need to be brave- you know we will look after you. In terms of strength and mobility if you can move around you're all good friction is the limiting factor not how many pullups you can do.  What we do and accessibility We have loads of options for enabling people with disabilities to climb for those with mobility disabilities this edition of the Rock Climbing day will be particularly suitable. We start off in the local climbing wall trying out systems and learning to belay: Once we have a climbing system that works for everyone, a harness that's comfy and are ready to venture out we will go to our outdoor crag (15 minutes from the wall) (pounded fine slate and wide gate).  The bottom of the crag is wheelchair accessible and you can climb directly from your chair.   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - A lovely packed lunch is included 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear etc   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - Its pretty exposed dress for the conditions and then bring some extra 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you

Spend the day exploring the subterranean world with us.   See what lays beneath your feet in the Yorkshire Dales as we head underground via large passageways created by water. This day will be using horizontal tunnels, with nothing too scary: unless you chose to take on some optional challenges!   You will be inside passages of Limestone rock that are millions of years old, there will be plenty of fossils to see and possibly even an underground waterfall (weather dependent)   A lovely lunch is included along with all the equipment you will need. We are an inclusive activity provider and welcome people with disabilities to come along.  Visit our caving page for accessibility information   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - A lovely lunch of local produce 🧰 Equipment - Waterproofs, safety gear, and canoe/paddle   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - it can be chilly -also bring a spare set of warm clothes so you can change and carry on if you get wet 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you

Spend the day exploring the subterranean world with us.  See what lies beneath your feet in the Yorkshire Dales as we head underground via large passageways created by water. This day will be using a mixture of walking passageways and vertical drops using ropes  to abseil down and ladders to climb back up again.  You will be inside passages of Limestone rock that are millions of years old, there will be plenty of fossils to see and possibly even an underground waterfall (weather dependent)   A lovely lunch is included along with all the equipment you will need. We are an inclusive activity provider and welcome people with disabilities to come along.  Visit our caving page for accessibility information   Inclusions What's Included 🍴 Food - A lovely lunch of local produce   What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing - it can be chilly -also bring a spare set of warm clothes so you can change and carry on if you get wet 🥤 Drink - Bring a cold drink bottle you can transport with you