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- A fun short day climbing at Shepherds Crag today. Nice to get out and climb in the sunshine :-) 5 days ago
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- You have to be in it to win it :-) fb.me/76UBqtUGE 1 week ago
Category Archives: Walking
Helvellyn by the Edges in Winter
If you are looking for some adventure this winter then why not consider climbing Helvellyn by its edges? This classic summer time scramble can offer a fantastic introduction to winter mountaineering! Start your journey in the village of Glenridding. There … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Walking
Tagged Eden Outdoor Adventures, Helvellyn, red tarn, Striding Edge, Swirral Edge, winter walking
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An Ullswater Journey
The Ullswater Valley has many opportunities for walkers and water lovers to explore and discover this valley. Why not combine walking and canoeing to make a memorable day out? For this journey you need to consider the weather as it can … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Adventure Journeys, Canoeing, Sustainable Tourism, Walking
Tagged adventure journeys, bluebird k7, Boredale Hause, Canmping, Canoeing, Cherry Holm, Dodds, Glencoyne, Glenridding, Greenside, guided walks, Hallin Fell, Hallin Hagg, Hallsteads, Helvellyn, Herdwick Sheep, Highstreet, Howtown, Howtown Hotel, Kail Pot, Kirkstone Pass, Lake Shore Path, Learn to canoe, Lingy Holm, Marshall Family, Norfolk Island, Outward Bound, Pier House, Place Fell, Purse Bay, Sandwick, Sandwick Bay, Seldom Seen, Side Farm, Silver Point, Slate quarry, St Sunday Crag, Travel, Ullswater, Ullswater Steamers, Walking, Wordsworth, Wordsworths Daffodils
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Wordsworth’s Grasmere and Rydal Walk
William Wordsworth – famous poet and wanderer of the Lakeland valleys and fells. He spent his early life in Cockermouth, Penrith and Hawkshead, but is more famously associated with Grasmere and Rydal where he lived for most of his adult life. Spend some … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Places of Interest, Sustainable Tourism, Walking
Tagged Accommodation, Allan Bank, B&B, camping, Coffin Route, Coffin Stands, Cote How tea room, Dove Cottage, eco pods, Fairfield Horseshoe, Fairy Garden, Grasmere, Grasmere Church, Grasmere Gingerbread, Helm Crag, History, Old School House tea shop, Rydal, Rydal Church, Rydal Hall, Rydal Mount, Sarah Nelson, Travel, Walking, White Moss Common, William Wordsworth, Wordsworth Grave
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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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A Day Winter Walking in Haweswater
The Lake District in winter on a cold sunny day is hard to beat. Although conditions can be more fickle in the Lakes, when they are good it is hard to beat! The Haweswater valley offers the winter walker and … Continue reading
Snow Shoeing in the Northern Pennines
At last winter has arrived in the Lake District and Northern Pennines! After a very mild start to the winter it is good to see the fells with a covering of snow. When winter conditions can be found a great … Continue reading
Posted in Snow-shoeing, Walking
Tagged Eden Outdoor Adventures, Eden Valley, Hartside, Melmerby, Mining, North Pennines, Ousby, snow shoeing, Walking
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