Lake District Hiking Guides
Planning a trip to the Lake District but not sure where to start? You’re in the right spot! Check out my guides and recommendations below. You can scroll through or use the dropdown to find exactly what you need.
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Raven Crag
The Raven Crag walk offers a 6km route with steep forest climbs, a scenic boardwalk, and breathtaking views of Thirlmere and Helvellyn. Includes parking details, route info, and key tips for an unforgettable day out.
Orrest Head Walk from Windermere
Discover everything you need to know about hiking Orrest Head in the Lake District. From parking details to cafe recommendations, my guide has you covered.
Lion & the Lamb (Helm Crag)
Discover everything you need to know about hiking the Lion and the Lamb, in the Lake District. From trail details to essential tips for a successful ascent, this guide has you covered.
Lake District Walks from Windermere
From the iconic Orrest Head and tranquil School Knott to the scenic Sunset Jetty and a leisurely stroll to Ings village, there's something here for everyone to enjoy in this guide.
Easy and short walks in the Lake District
Discover the beauty of the Lake District with these low-level, circular walks perfect for beginners or those seeking new adventures. Nestled in northwest England, the Lake District boasts stunning lakes, rolling hills, and quaint villages, offering a plethora of hiking trails for all levels.
Elterwater to Chesters by the river circular walk
The Elterwater to Chesters circular walk is one of my favourite low-level walks with cake, coffee and beautiful views. Starting and ending in Elterwater, the walk to Chesters is a perfect day out and includes a mixture of woodland, waterfalls (Skelwith Force) and open fields.
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My kit list
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Panasonic GH5
For all my filming and photography, I use a Panasonic GH5 with a 20-70mm lens. It is a great, all-round camera that a carry with me on all my adventures.
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DJI Mini 4 Pro
I love to get a birds-eye view when out in the mountains and my DJI drone is the perfect tool to get the footage I need. I went with the mini pro as it is small, and compact yet has an incredible camera.
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MSR Hubba NX 2
Light, sturdy and spacious, my Hubba Hubba is my go-to tent for wild camping in all weather
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All weather Seal Skin Gloves
These are the best when it comes to keeping hands both warm and dry when out in the mountains.
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Scarpa Rush TRK GTX
These things are incredible, lightweight, comfy, waterproof. Mine have been all over the Lakes, Peaks and Snowdonia and are still going strong