Category Archives: Ghyll Scrambling

Family Adventures

Posted on March 30, 2020 by

Working out what to do with your family is never easy. What will suit everyone? How old do the children need to be? What if the weather is not good on the day? These are some of the questions we … Continue reading →

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Family ghyll scrambles

Posted on December 22, 2012 by

Looking for a fun family outdoor activity? Then why not try ghyll scrambling? What is it? A ghyll is the name used in the Lake District for a mountain stream. As the name suggests, ghyll scrambling is climbing up or … Continue reading →

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Discover Beatrix Potter’s Borrowdale

Posted on February 10, 2012 by

As a child, Beatrix Potter spent a number of summers on family holidays in the Borrowdale Valley. She used these holidays to gain inspiration for some of her famous “little books”. Eden Outdoor Adventures can help you explore this beautiful area, … Continue reading →

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Explore Eskdale and Wasdale

Posted on February 7, 2012 by

If you make the journey round to the west coast of Cumbria you will come to the magical valleys of Eskdale and Wasdale. It takes time to get to this corner of the Lake District, but it is worth the … Continue reading →

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Hello

Posted on January 19, 2012 by

Hi and welcome to our blog. We hope that you find it of interest and that it gives you some great ideas for some adventures, tours and fun here in the Lake District,  UK and overseas!

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