There are many routes up Scafell Pike but the Corridor Route from Seathwaite is one of the best. At 15 kilometres and rising 1,000 metres it is not the shortest; but, it's a rugged exploration of the fells.
Weaving in and out of the ghylls, crags and other mountains all the while wiggling its way up to the summit you will feel like you are having a proper adventure scaling the highest mountain in England by this route. With extensive views (if the clouds aren't naughty) you can see to Keswick and Morcambe. On clear days even the Isle of Man and Scotland can be seen.
This route can take anywhere from 6-10 hours depending upon your personal fitness. There is no rush, we will take our time working with you to ensure you get the best from the day.
Meeting time 08.45. Parking at Seathwaite.
Please note, there is no signal here. You must contact us at least 40 minutes prior to meeting time to have a chance of contact should there be a problem. We will wait no more than 15 minutes after meeting the time before setting off.
You will be met near the turning circle at the end of the lane by the farm.
You MUST bring the following;
Rucksack 20-30l
Hydration bladder or bottle with 2 litre of fluid
Gloves
Hat
Warm layer (fleece or primaloft)
Waterproof jacket AND trousers
Lunch and snacks
You MAY also/alternatively bring;
Sunhat
Flask
Suncream
Sunglasses
Extra gloves
Sit mat
Head torch (depending time of year)
Camera
Phone
Sweets for us!
This route should be walked wearing walking boots, or very good mountain approach shoes. trainers are not suitable for this walk.
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Scafell Pike - Corridor Route
One person to join the Corridor route to Scafell Pike
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£50.00 | |
Private guide - scafell pike
This ticket is for a 1:1 or 1:2 guided day.
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£180.00 |
Seathwaite Parking
Seathwaite
Keswick
CA12 5XJ
There is free parking along the lane towards the farm. Please note it gets very busy here and the lane must NOT be blocked. If the lane is busy please use the parking at the farm where there is an honesty box for payment, this is likely the best idea anyway. Cash will be required.