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Keswick Rambles, Lake District Guided Walks

We are Lake District mountain guides with good local knowledge; and qualified Mountain Leaders too. The ML Qualification means we have been tested in all the skills necessary to ensure your enjoyment and safety and have excellent navigational skills and know the mountains in Lakeland but have experience in other areas too e.g. Ireland, Scotland and Wales. We all have a current First Aid Certificate.
Lyn's annual foot wash
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Walks start at either 9 am or 10 am: refer to our Programme for times. Walks cost £20 per adult and £10 per child.

A child (under 16): must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

See Equipment for what to wear.

Leaders will advise on the terrain and nature of the walk. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader may refuse to take anyone who appears unlikely to be able to complete the walk. The walk may be changed by the leader if conditions deteriorate.

Most walks require transport; bus, launch and taxi fares are extra. Well behaved dogs are welcome, please bring a lead. All 9am starts are indicated in the Programme.
what to take and wear
the list of guided walks we offer
where you end up after a good hike
Lyn Armstrong ML, crossing the outflow of Loch Glascarnoch, having just descended from Am Faochagach, 3126 feet,13.09.2009.

"See parts of Lakeland that only experienced local Mountain Leaders know how to find"

Walks come in 3 categories.
A = Steep, high, rocky or rugged mountain tops sometimes with longer approaches, make this a hard day; fitness essential
B = A good walk usually covering a few felltops with several ascents and descents; strenuous
C =A fairly easy walk; with maybe only one top to climb, suitable for active walkers