The Lake District is famous for its open fells, lakes, wildlife, crags and ancient woodlands. There are 151 mountains over 2000ft (609m) in the Lake District giving you a lot of walking itineraries to choose from in both the north and south regions. Here are some suggestions; Scafell Pike 978m, the highest mountain in England, Helvellyn, Skiddaw, Great Gable, Esk Pike, Blencathra, The Old Man of Coniston, Seathwaite Fell, Mungrisdale Common. You can base your trekking holiday accommodation in one of the quaint towns of Kendal, Keswick, Ambleside, Windermere or Coniston, each one has its own individual charm with a mere, lake or water not far away. And if you are passionate about food and drink, you will not be disappointed with the local delicacies of Cumberland sausages, Westmorland damsons, Grasmere gingerbread, Herdwick lamb and Kendal mint cake.
No of nights: 7
No of guided days trekking: 5
Daily ascents and descents: Up to 978m
Daily trekking distances: Up to 20km
Level of trekking: Moderate
Highest elevation: 978m
Accommodation: Hotel 3*
Food: All meals included
Style of holiday: Based in 1 accommodation for the duration of holiday
Transport: Transfers to and from trekking location
Sightseeing: Various outdoor adventure activities, cultural and arts centres, farmers markets,
museums depending on location of accommodation
Special interests: Food and drink, wildlife, authors, poets
What is not included: Flights, insurance
Variations to itinerary: More of less trekking or sightseeing
Best time of year for this trek: April, May, June, July, August, September, October
