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- RT @StAlsOutdoorEd: Congratulations to all our DofE silver canoeing and walking teams who all successfully completed their DofE Silver qual… 19 hours ago
- RT @StAlsOutdoorEd: Fantastic achievement to our DofE Gold's who successfully completed their DofE Gold qualifying multi-mode expeditions.… 1 day ago
- RT @gazettenewsdesk: 'This is the Lake District, not Glastonbury' warn police as 30 campers found at Blea Tarn thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/news/18546554.… http… 3 months ago
- RT @EdenPolice: We had this group of campers reported to us as seen at 06:15 this morning near to #HallinFell. They were apologetic on visi… 3 months ago
- RT @SouthLakesPol: It’s been quite a night 😫 Blessed to be working alongside such superb partners, all working incredibly hard to protect… 3 months ago
Category Archives: Ghyll Scrambling
Outdoor Adventures in the new “normal”
Covid-19 and Outdoor Adventures in the new “normal” what will it all mean for us in terms of getting out and having some adventures again? Continue reading
Posted in Canoeing, Climbing, Covid19, Family Activities, Ghyll Scrambling, Walking
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Family Adventures
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
Family ghyll scrambles
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
Discover Beatrix Potter’s Borrowdale
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
Posted in Canoeing, Climbing, Ghyll Scrambling, Places of Interest, Sustainable Tourism, Uncategorized, Walking
Tagged Adventure, Ashness Bridge, Beatrix Potter, Borrowdale, borrowdale valley, Bowder Stone, cafes restaurants, Canoeing, Castle Crag, Cat Bells, Cumbria, Eden Outdoor Adventures, Ghyll Scrambling, Grange, Keswick, Lake District, Lead Mine, Millican Dalton, Mrs Tiggywinkle, Newlands Valley, Peter Rabbit, rock climbing, Shepherds Crag, Sports, Squirrel Nutkin, Surprise View, Travel
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