Description
Scafell Pike – The Corridor Route
Join us on Saturday 19th July for this fantastic opportunity to take a guided walk to the roof of England – Scafell Pike (978m).
We’ll follow the scenic trail from Seathwaite, crossing Stockley Bridge, ascending towards Sty Head Tarn, and taking the iconic corridor route to the summit. The descent will take us over Ill Crag and Broad Crag before returning to Seathwaite.
Participants can expect a challenging yet rewarding trek, guided by experienced leaders who ensure safety and enjoyment. This unique journey offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle, providing a moment of tranquility and awe.
Each participant will receive a medal upon completing the challenge, commemorating their achievement and the unforgettable experience.
Sign up now to create lasting memories and connect with nature in its most majestic form.
Upon signing up, you’ll receive a comprehensive PDF packed with all the event details, training plans, and essential information you need to prepare for this incredible adventure. This guide ensures you’re fully equipped and ready to make the most of your Scafell Pike experience.
Who Is This Event For?
This adventure is perfect for nature enthusiasts, fitness lovers, and anyone seeking a unique and awe-inspiring experience. Whether you’re an avid hiker looking for your next challenge, a photographer eager to capture an alternate view of Scafell Pike, or simply someone who enjoys the tranquility of the great outdoors, this trek is for you. It’s also ideal for those wanting to disconnect from daily stress and reconnect with nature.
No matter your motivation, if you have a sense of adventure and a desire to witness one of the UK’s most beautiful locations, this journey to Scafell Pikes summit is calling your name.
This walk is suitable for all experience levels, but you’ll need to be reasonably fit to ensure both your enjoyment and that of the group, as the trek will take approximately 8 hours.
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 Charity:
If you’re fundraising you’ll confirm which charity you’re supporting via the drop down menu above. Be careful to pick the correct one. Once registered your contact information will be passed to your chosen charity, they will be in touch to support you with your fundraising efforts.
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.
FAQ’S:
Under 18s taking part cannot sign themselves up – they must be signed up by someone over 18.
Once they’ve registered with us, it will take about 5-7 working days to add them onto our registration forms, and you can then sign up to your chosen challenge in aid of them.
Alternatively you can Self Fund your place and fundraise for them independently with no fundraising commitment.
Please note: the above is relevant for Charity Sponsorship or Mixed Funding places only. If you are entering as a Self Funder you can fundraise for any charity of your choice (only if you want to) & we do not need to be informed.
If you join as a Self Funder however, you have complete flexibility on who you fundraise for – with no targets or deadlines, and no cost to those charities.
