Are you ready to stand on the roof of England? Join us for an unforgettable guided walk to the summit of Scafell Pike, the highest and most iconic mountain in the Lake District.

This is a true bucket-list adventure for any UK hiker.

Taking on this challenging 9-mile mountain day with us means you can leave the complex navigation to our expert guides

We create a safe, supportive, and social atmosphere, allowing you to focus on the epic scenery and the incredible sense of achievement as you reach the highest point in England.

Is This Walk For Me?

This list will help you decide if the Scafell Pike Guided Walk is the right challenge for you.

• You want to achieve the incredible goal of standing on the summit of England’s highest mountain.
• You are ready for a strenuous and challenging full-day mountain hike, covering 9 miles of rocky and steep terrain.
• You have a good level of mountain fitness and are prepared for a long, demanding day in the fells.
• You want the confidence and safety that comes with an expert guide who will handle all the complex navigation on this serious mountain.
• You enjoy learning about the history and geology of the stunning Lake District landscape as you walk.
• You enjoy the motivation and camaraderie of walking with a small, friendly, and social group, where the pace is managed for everyone to enjoy the day together.

What to Expect on the Day

The Route:

Our guided walk up Scafell Pike avoids the mundane and busy track from Wasdale. We start in the glorious valley of Borrowdale.

This allows lots of variety and epic landscapes en route.

The first section is up a narrow valley following a clear stream before turning off with views far to the East.

Then we head across boulder fields on undulating terrain before a sharp fun climb up the last section to the top of England.

Coming down we take a detour via a glorious tarn were there is a great opportunity to take a dip or swim within the mountains.

What’s Included:

A full day of guiding by an experienced mountain guide. From beginning to end your safety, happiness and sense of fulfilment is paramount to us.

We are here to help you through it all as well as you meeting new friends and sights.

We don’t do massive groups on the mountain walks so that everyone feels the benefit of what they are doing and no pressure felt.

What to Bring:

Prior to the day we will email with all the details and weather forecasts. Here is a list of what to bring as a minimum.

• Walking boots – With good grip and ankle support.
• Layers – Base layer, mid layer (fleece) and waterproof jacket. Walking trousers.
• Spare Layers – Please bring extra spare layers for warmth and comfort. For instance when stationary.
• Hat and gloves – It may be warmer when we start, but can get cold up high.
• Rucksack – For spare layers, food and water.
• Water – A minimum of 2 litres.
• Food – Bring a good hiking lunch and snacks that you prefer.

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Ready for an Unforgettable Adventure?

Scafell Pike | 25 August 2026 | £30 per person