Showing posts with label Active Lakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Active Lakes. Show all posts
Monday, 28 May 2012
Walking with Guests
I was delighted to receive these photos of a weekend of walking with a couple of delightful guests from the Gilpin Lodge Hotel. Leon and Sara are Americans living and working in London and we had two big mountain walks a few weekends ago. On the Saturday we conquered Pike o' Blisco and Crinkle Crags from Great Langdale and the photo above is taken on the descent via the Band, with Crinkle Crags in the background. On Sunday, Leon and I made a brisk ascent of Dow Crag whilst Sara made the most of the luxurious surroundings at the Gilpin Lodge. The best of both worlds!
Sunday, 20 May 2012
Canoeing with Wild River
We have had a great weekend out in tandem canoe with Wild River and a group of 4* canoe assessment candidates. Lovely to meet you all and good luck. Saturday was spent tackling the Eamont in the North of the Lake District and Sunday, as you can see, was a lovely sunny day to spend on Lake Windermere and the Leven. Thanks to Sean for inviting us along to take part - anybody looking for some excellent canoe or Kayak coaching need look no further.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Bow Fell and the Langdale Pikes
After a few fantastic days out on Claife Heights with clients recently we decided to head for the big mountains for a change yesterday. The weather was lovely to start with as we set off from Great Langdale towards the Band but we knew that we would be lucky if it lasted the whole day. We walked up the Great Slab to the summit of Bow Fell but you can see from this panoramic view that the conditions were different depending on which way you looked. Heading for Ore Gap we had a five minute snow shower but by the time we reached Angle Tarn we were basking in warm sunshine again. Encouraged, we decided not to drop down Rossett Gill but to stay High and take in Pike of Stickle on the way back. Sure enough the rain blew in as we climbed again but not for long and as we dropped below Raven Crag we could take our time to reflect on a great day out.
Monday, 16 April 2012
Cartmel Mountain Bike Ride
We have had some fantastic weather in the South Lakes already this spring and we took advantage of a glorious day to complete a 15 mile mountain bike ride from Cartmel. We climbed on the road to Grange Fell Golf Club where we took the byway over to Hampsfield. From there we linked together various sections of bridleway bringing us below How Barrow and back to Cartmel via the race course. We took some video during the ride so you can have a look at the route on our YouTube channel and there are a few more pictures on the Web Album.
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