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For many people, Ullswater, quite rightly, is considered the most beautiful of the big lakes. It features bays & beaches, islands and lots of scenery. The ethos on the trips is always the same. Enjoy the scenery, have a chat, pass on a bit of knowledge to, and learn from, people looking for a similar venture. The first thing we'll do is sort out what's needed for the trip and introduce the boat. This is followed by a quick brief on what to do, then it's on to the water. There's no set route or furthest out point. I'll always take the group and the conditions into consideration. There is beautiful scenery all along Ullswater. Free parking available apart from the 1.30 pm trips on weekends in June, July & August and on Bank holiday weekends. For these trips please park in the village and walk down the little lane. Allow extra time on busy days. Be aware that if you have a BMI of 26 or over, weigh over 102 Kg ( 16 Stones ), or have very little upper body strength, this Experience is not for you.

Meeting at the National Trust Carpark outside the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, we'll set off walking into the valleys of Great Langdale and head upland towards our first stop, the hidden gem of Whorneyside Force. Leaving there, we retrace our steps and continue onwards and upwards to Hell Gill. Following the beck we continue to the head of valley and up to 3 tarns. We stop for a bite to eat and take in the views of the higher fells of Scafell, Scafell Pike and Bowfell. Continuing on we head up the gully to the summit of Bowfell past the Great Slab. Here we can grab your summit picture, a memory of your achievement to share with loved ones. Walking off the back off Bowfell, we'll descend to Angle Tarn, a place to stop for refreshments and enjoy the views of Langstrath Valley as it heads towards Borrowdale and Keswick. You have the option to take in another Wainwright in the form of Rossett Pike before we head down Rossett Gill and on to the final straight of Mickleden. The easy path along Mickleden ends in the iconic Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel and it's authentic Lakeland watering hole, The Climbers Bar. Generous home cooked food and award winning beers served by some of my dearest friends. If we're lucky there will be music and stories a plenty and maybe the odd local celebrity. Other things to note The walk will be strenuous at times as we will walk on some of the highest paths in the Lake District. It can also be unsteady underfoot so good footwear is essential. As with any mountainous area, the weather can change quickly, for your safety the trip may be aborted or cancelled at any time.

Experience the Lake District from a different perspective, from the water! INTO THE OUTSIDE's Kayak tours are suitable for everyone from beginners to seasoned paddlers travelling without their kit! We have many beautiful bodies of water here in the Lake District, the location will take into account where you are staying, what you would like to see and the forecast for the day (please bear in mind that the location may need to be altered in the event of adverse weather conditions). We will cover the fundamental skills for controlling your craft and our safety top tips, before journeying further a field, exploring places of interest around the lake! If you're up for it we can hone your skills and build your confidence through some games and challenges which might result in getting a bit wetter! At INTO THE OUTSIDE we are all about bespoke adventures so if you've got the energy why not combine Kayaking with another 1/2 day adventure for the ultimate day out?! We offer Wild Swimming, Canoeing, Guided Walks and Mountain Biking. What's more you could take your lake experience to the next level and stay overnight on a wild Lake District island, see our accommodation listing for Canoe Hammock Camp.

AIMED AT BEGINNERS TO INTERMEDIATES, LEARN ALL ABOUT HOW TO BE CONFIDENT WITH YOUR CAMERAS OPERATION, HOW TO CAPTURE MOOD AND FEEL, AND HOW TO ADD CREATIVE FLARE… Jay Gilmour Media workshops are not just like any other workshop. Take in the sights, smells and tastes of Cumbria, learn photography from an award winning Cumbrian landscape photographer, breath the fresh Lake District air and sample some of the best home made cakes there is! Learn all about powerful compositions, why it works and sometimes doesn’t. How colour, shape and texture can be used to maximum effect. Learn how shutter speeds and depth of field effect the shot. Recognise how to put it all together and recognise the most important aspect of lighting. WHAT WE WILL BE DOING: Based around Derwentwater the 3 mile long lake is one of my favourite places to go. Filled with beautiful scenery like you would expect from the Lakes but also a variety of photographic hotspots making it the ideal place to learn. Travelling along the water line to little known intimate locations to famous places like Ashness, creating images of big spectacular views to beautiful details in waterfalls, jetty's and a few of my favourite places in the Lakes. Other things to note There will be walking so please bring appropriate footwear and clothing, in Cumbria the weather can change instantly so please be prepared. I will endeavour to fulfil any requests if given in reasonable time, location requests, time changes. I can be fairly flexible if needed.

We will meet you in the morning at Wasdale Head Green (CA20 1EX). You will need a vehicle to reach this location. We will meet at 9.30am so that we can be on route by 10am. The walk will start in the valley, before heading up into the mountains and will include 3 to 4 hours of climbing. We will have lunch on route to the summit so you will need to bring a picnic. We will descend via an alternative route and should be back at Wasdale Head Green by 6pm. After the walk there is an opportunity to relax in the Wasdale Head Inn, a traditional English pub, at the end of the day! On route to the highest point in England you will walk through and look down on the beautiful Wasdale valley and Wastwater and experience the wildest, most magnificent landscape in England. A good level of fitness is necessary, but we make every effort to help everyone reach the summit (you don't need to be an athlete!). Other things to note Everyone will have different needs when it comes to walking in the mountains. We offer a personal and friendly experience, so if you have any worries or questions please get in touch to discuss. We are happy to talk on the phone or via email.