Itinerary
- Optional: Meet at Euston train station at 6am and board the train for a relaxing journey to The Lake District
- Meet your guide outside Penrith train station at 9am and travel the short distance to Thirlmere reservoir and the start of your first hike and your first of the six Lake District 3,000’s. Peaks:
- Helvellyn (950m/3,118ft)
- At the end of the day you will transfer to you accommodation in Keswick before showers and a local pub dinner.
- After an early breakfast, you will transfer to Wasdale where you will begin your journey up to the Great End massif. This is the biggest day in which you summit four Lake District 3,000’s. Peaks:
- Ill Crag (935m/3,068ft)
- Broad Crag (934m/3,064ft)
- Scafell Pike (978m/3,209ft)
- Sca Fell (964m/3,163ft)
- You will return to the accommodation for a shower before heading out to the pub for dinner
- Walking from the accommodation door, you will hike the highest peak in the Northern Fells, offering views over the entire National Park and your final summit of the challenge:
- Skiddaw (931m/3,054ft)
- At the end of the your hike, you will return to Keswick for your onward journey home
- Optional: You will be transferred to the train station for your onward journey home. Board the train for a relaxing journey back to London – glowing after completing the Lake District 3,000’s.
| 2-nights accommodation |
| 3-days guidance by a highly experienced and qualified guide |
| Logistical support in The Lake District |
| Optional: Return train travel between London and The Lake District and all road transfers in the national park |
| Personal hiking kit |
| Food and drink |
| Personal travel insurance |
| Travel (unless that option is chosen) |
Note: The weather and ground conditions will not be known until closer to the date and full winter conditions, whilst expected at this time of year, cannot be guaranteed. The trip will go ahead regardless of conditions (The only exception being if the prevailing weather is too dangerous e.g. Thunderstorms)
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