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Coniston Skyline
Join Dougie Walker on Sunday 14th September for the Coniston Skyline, a classic 6-hour circuit taking in the stunning peaks above Coniston, including Wetherlam and Coniston Old Man. Starting at 9:00am from Walna Scar car park (what3words link), this route combines scenic ridge walking with a bit of easy scrambling – perfect for adventurous walkers wanting a rewarding day in the Lake District.
This walk is suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness and some experience on steep, rocky paths. The friendly group atmosphere ensures support for everyone, while the dramatic views over Coniston Water and surrounding fells make this a truly memorable experience.
What to Bring:
Sturdy hiking boots with good grip
Layered clothing suitable for variable weather
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Water, snacks, and packed lunch
Head torch (just in case!)
Walking poles if preferred for stability
Personal medication
What to Expect:
6-hour circular hike with moderate scrambling
Panoramic views over the Lake District fells and Coniston Water
Expert guidance from Dougie Walker, qualified mountain leader
Small group, supportive and friendly atmosphere
This walk is suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness and some experience on steep, rocky paths. The friendly group atmosphere ensures support for everyone, while the dramatic views over Coniston Water and surrounding fells make this a truly memorable experience.
What to Bring:
Sturdy hiking boots with good grip
Layered clothing suitable for variable weather
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Water, snacks, and packed lunch
Head torch (just in case!)
Walking poles if preferred for stability
Personal medication
What to Expect:
6-hour circular hike with moderate scrambling
Panoramic views over the Lake District fells and Coniston Water
Expert guidance from Dougie Walker, qualified mountain leader
Small group, supportive and friendly atmosphere
Sunday 14 September
Walna Scar car park Cumbria LA21 8HQ
14th September £50.00
14km
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