Mountain Scrambling in The Lake District
The Lakes Mountaineer Tel: 07903456136 email: [email protected]
Scrambling is an activity somewhere between walking and rock climbing, with grade 1 being the easiest, such as Jack’s Rake on Pavey Arc or Sharp Edge on Blencathra. Grade 3 is the top end, which might have short sections of climbing as on Pinnacle Ridge on St Sunday’s Crag. With The Lakes Mountaineer, you can either be guided up these routes, or learn the skills to look after yourself and your party, such as anchor selection or how to move swiftly as a team. Find out more at www.TheLakesMountaineer.co.uk/scrambling
Path to Adventure Tel : 01229 889183 / 07891 798341 / 079737 76173 Email here
Scrambling is a great for providing an interesting and challenging way to the top without the need for a rope. There are endless scrambles all over the Lake District just waiting to be climbed. We can guide you on scrambles to suit all ages and abilities; all adventures are bespoke to your group. Website : www.pathtoadventure.co.uk/mountain-walking
Mountain Journeys Tel : 07971 622616 / 015394 31806 Email here
This offers the opportunity to explore the steeper parts of the Lake District without ‘full-on’ rock climbing. So this stands somewhere between fell walking & rock climbing. Sometimes a rope will be used for short sections, but often we move unencumbered by ropes, thus covering more ground, gaining more height, and reaching summits. A truly great experience that you’re sure to enjoy. Website : www.mountain-journeys.co.uk
West Lakes Adventure Tel : 019467 23753 / 07837 099 525 Email here
Scrambling is the bit between hill walking and rock climbing and can provide the most exhilarating and memorable routes to mountain summits. Scrambling is suitable for any ability and can be a great way to motivate children that become easily bored when walking to enjoy time in the mountains. www.westlakesadventure.co.uk
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