Lake District Guided Walks
Discover the beauty of Lakeland on our Lake District guided walks.
Our Lake District guided walks showcase the very best of the this beautiful area and ensure you have an adventure discovering new areas and meeting new people.
From multi-peak adventures to walks around stunning lakes, we have something for all abilities that will challenge and inspire you. All our guided walks are unique to Mountain Walks and have been created to show you the very best of the Lake District.
You can book your Lake District guided walk anytime through the website.
Coledale 10 Peak Challenge
Tackle 10 summits on a 13-mile circular guided walk in the Lake District. This unique walking challenge has become one...
Derwent Water Challenge
Looking for your next walking challenge but don’t want to follow the crowd? Whether you’re planning your next personal goal,...
Helvellyn Moonlight
Climb Helvellyn, Britain’s favourite mountain, and enjoy breathtaking views over the Lake District at sunset before heading down in the...
The Langdale Pikes & High Raise
Summit 7 peaks on this exciting adventure in the heart of the Lake District, including all the Langdale Pikes and...
Ullswater Way Challenge
The Ullswater Way Challenge is a 20-mile walking adventure around the most beautiful lake in England. The route circumnavigates Ullswater...
Scafell Pike Guided Walk
Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England and the most popular walk in the Lake District. On this Scafell...
Lake District Scrambling Weekend
Tackle some of the very best ridge routes in the Lake District and learn scrambling skills. Experience grade 1 scrambling...
Fairfield Horseshoe
The Fairfield Horseshoe is the classic Lakeland multi-peak walk and one of the iconic high-level walks. The route is an...
What our clients say...
“Had a fantastic walk. Really relaxed atmosphere. Didn’t feel pressured, and was able to go at a comfortable pace up and down, and enjoy the views all the way. Our guides were excellent, will definitely recommend you and come out with you again. Thanks for a lovely walk.”
Felicity Kettle