Description
Scafell Pike – The Corridor Route
Join us for an unforgettable journey to the summit of England’s highest mountain (978m) via the iconic Corridor Route – widely considered one of the most scenic and rewarding ways to reach the top of Scafell Pike.
Starting from Seathwaite in the beautiful Borrowdale Valley, we’ll follow a dramatic route that winds its way beneath towering crags, along rocky ledges, and through high mountain passes. The Corridor Route offers incredible views, thrilling terrain, and a real sense of adventure – making it a favourite among seasoned hikers and first-time mountain walkers alike.
This is a challenging full-day hike, covering rough, rocky ground and over 900 metres of ascent. You’ll need a good level of fitness and some hillwalking experience to fully enjoy the day. The climb is steep in places and includes some exposed sections, but you’ll be guided and supported every step of the way by our experienced mountain leaders.
Whether you’re here to tick Scafell Pike off your bucket list, raise money for a cause, or simply take in the best of the Lake District’s wild beauty – this route offers an unbeatable experience.
Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: 8 hours
Distance: 9.5 miles
Who Is This Event For?
The Corridor Route to Scafell Pike is ideal for those looking to experience a more adventurous and scenic ascent of England’s highest mountain.
This challenge is perfect for confident walkers with a moderate to high level of fitness, who are ready to take on rugged terrain, steep climbs, and a full day in the mountains. You don’t need to be a mountaineer, but some hillwalking experience will help you enjoy the route and handle the demands of the day.
It’s a great fit for outdoor enthusiasts, charity challengers, and anyone who wants to experience one of the most stunning and rewarding ways to reach Scafell Pike’s summit – all with the reassurance and support of qualified mountain leaders.
If you’re up for a challenge and want to see the Lake District at its very best, this event is for you.
You Will Need To Bring:
- Suitable walking boots (with ankle support)
- Appropriate clothing for the walk
- Waterproof Jacket and trousers
- Spare warm layer
- Hat and gloves
- Food, snacks and water (minimum 1.5 litre’s) for the walk
- Camera to capture the adventure (optional)
- Walking poles (optional)
Your Chosen Charity
If you’re taking on the challenge to fundraise, you’ll select your chosen charity from the drop-down menu above – so make sure to pick the right one!
Once you’ve registered, we’ll pass your contact details to your selected charity. They’ll then get in touch to support you with your fundraising journey and offer any guidance you need. Your charity will also let you know which fundraising platform they prefer you to use, helping you get set up and ready to start raising those all-important donations.
Please Note:
The walk will take place in most weather but the leader will reserve final judgement on the day (in most cases) and maintains the right to abandon any walk if they feel the safety of themselves or any participant is at risk.
