Multi-day lakes trek
Take to the hills with our available lake treks
Discover Beauty at Every Turn
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Lake District, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and tranquil settings. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely day hike or a more extensive multi-day adventure, our tailored trekking experiences are designed to suit every level of hiker and provide the ultimate outdoor escape.
SHORT TREKS:
Perfect for beginners or those looking for a brief, yet rewarding excursion, our short hikes allow you to immerse yourself in nature without the commitment of a multi-day trek. Choose from a variety of routes that showcase the best of the Lake District’s scenic beauty. For detailed route options, visit our recommended hikes at The Walking Englishman’s Lake District Hikes.
BESPOKE MULTI-DAY TREKS:
For the more adventurous souls, our bespoke multi-day treks offer a deeper exploration of the Lake District’s rugged terrains and idyllic vistas. These treks are customized to your preferences and fitness levels, ensuring a uniquely personal experience. Discuss your ideal route and preferences with us via phone or email, and let us craft your perfect hiking itinerary.
Why Trek with us?
- Expert Guidance: Our skilled guides are equipped with the knowledge to ensure a safe and enlightening experience, providing insights into the nature and history of the hills.
- Adventure for All: We offer a range of routes that cater to varying abilities and comfort levels.
What you can expect:
- Personalized Routes: Tailored hiking routes that cater to your interests and abilities.
- Small Group Sizes: A maximum of 6 hikers per group to ensure a personalised and comfortable experience.
- Expert Guides: Knowledgeable local guides who will lead the way and share insights about the natural and cultural history of the area.
- All-Inclusive Pricing: £160 per person per day, covering all guiding services and logistical support.
Preparing for your Trek:
- Fitness: For short hikes, ensure you are comfortable walking for several hours. For multi-day treks, conditioning should include longer walks with some weight in your backpack.
- Acclimatization: If coming from a significantly different altitude or climate, try to spend a few days acclimating to the local conditions.
YOUR TREKKING KIT LISTS
BESPOKE MULTI-DAY TREKS:
- Larger Backpack: With enough capacity to carry extra food, clothing, and a sleeping kit.
- Sleeping Gear: Lightweight tent or bivvy bag, sleeping bag suitable for the season, and an insulating mat.
- Cooking Equipment: Portable stove, fuel, lighter/matches, small pot, and utensils.
- Water: At least 2 litres per person; more if the weather is particularly hot.
- Additional Water Supply: Along with water bottles, include water purification tablets or a water filtering device.
- Footwear: Sturdy walking shoes or boots with good ankle support and grip.
- Extra Food: Meals should be lightweight, calorie-dense, and easy to prepare. Consider dehydrated meals.
- Navigation Tools: Map of the area and a compass or GPS device.
- Extra Clothing: Include an extra base layer, insulating layer, and spare socks.
- Emergency Shelter: A lightweight emergency bivvy or space blanket.
- Multi-Tool: With a knife and potentially a small repair kit for gear.
- Headlamp and Spare Batteries: Essential for any overnight trek.
- First Aid Kit: Basic supplies including plasters, antiseptic, and a blister kit.
- Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.
- Insect Repellent: Especially during warmer months.
SHORT TREKS:
- Backpack: A small, comfortable pack capable of holding all your items.
- Water: At least 2 litres per person; more if the weather is particularly hot.
- Food: High-energy, lightweight snacks such as nuts, fruit, and granola bars.
- Clothing: Dress in layers to easily adjust to changing temperatures. Include a waterproof jacket and breathable fabrics.
- Footwear: Sturdy walking shoes or boots with good ankle support and grip.
- Navigation Tools: Map of the area and a compass or GPS device.
- First Aid Kit: Basic supplies including plasters, antiseptic, and a blister kit.
- Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.
- Insect Repellent: Especially during warmer months.
Please note that FULL kit lists will be provided to you on booking. These are simply outlines.
Safety and Support
- Weather Awareness: Check the local weather forecast and prepare for sudden changes in weather conditions.
- Water Safety: Always treat water from natural sources. Do not assume water is safe just because it looks clean.
- Emergency Plan: Know the emergency procedures for the area. Have a plan for what to do in case of an accident.
- Mobile Phone: Keep it charged and stored in a waterproof bag. Consider carrying a portable charger.
- Local Hazards: Be aware of and prepared for local wildlife, potential falls, and slippery paths.
By following these preparation steps and ensuring your kit is fully equipped, you’ll be set for a safe and enjoyable hiking experience in the Lake District. Whether opting for a light day hike or an immersive multi-day adventure, these preparations are key to a successful outdoor excursion.
Pricing and Booking:
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- Booking: Easy online booking available. Secure your spot early as spaces are limited!
