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Fri 27 Sep - Sun 29 Sep 2024

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Your challenge day by day

Day 1, Fri 27 Sep 2024

Arrival

Participants will arrive at the hostel in Ambleside at 7pm for an introduction and full briefing about the weekend’s events. Please note that tonight’s evening meal is not included, although you can purchase it from the hostel, a nearby restaurant or alternatively bring your own food to cook at the accommodation.

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Day 2, Sat 28 Sep 2024

The challenge day!

Rise and shine for breakfast and a bright and breezy start! These are the central fells of Wainwright country, which offer some of the finest hill-walking in England. 

From the hostel in Ambleside we will begin our ascent up to Red Screes. From here we descend a short way and head towards the distinctive mountain of Fairfield, tackling a steep ascent to join part of the famous Fairfield Horseshoe route.

We will head westwards towards Fairfield, ticking off peaks as we go before reaching the summit of Fairfield, the highest summit of the challenge at 873m. 

From this iconic summit our descent route goes via Great Rigg and Heron Pike before descending into Ambleside where we will celebrate our achievement with a celebration dinner!

On this 10 peaks challenge you will aim to summit the following peaks:

1. Snarker Pike

2. Raven Crag

3. Red Screes

4. Little Hart Crag

5. Dove Crag

6. Hart Crag

7. Scrubby Crag

8. Fairfield

9. Great Rigg

10. Heron Pike

Please Note: The exact order that you will attempt each of the peaks will be determined by your mountain leaders on the day. It will be determined by weather and the groups walking speed. A packed lunch will be included. 

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Day 3, Sun 29 Sep 2024

Departure

After breakfast (7.30am - 9am), you are free to depart. Check-out from the hostel is by 10am

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Important information

Please note that there are limited trains back from Windermere on Sundays so make sure you have booked an open ticket. You may want to book yourself another night at the hostel in case you miss your train or to avoid travelling/driving home when tired.

This itinerary is there as a guide and may change due to unusual weather patterns, the strength of the group and so on. We will do our very best to keep to the set itinerary; however we cannot be held responsible for any last minute changes that might occur. In all such circumstances, your expedition leader will have the final say.

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