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Blencathra Ridges – Hall’s Fell & Sharp Edge
Join Mountain Leader Sean Schofield for an unforgettable day tackling one of the Lake District’s most iconic peaks — Blencathra.
This challenging route takes in both of its legendary ridge lines: Hall’s Fell Ridge and the infamous Sharp Edge. Expect exposure, technical scrambling, and some of the best views in the Northern Fells.
Perfect for experienced and confident hikers, this guided day combines mountain adventure, expert instruction, and incredible scenery.
What to Expect
A thrilling ascent via Hall’s Fell Ridge leading straight to Blencathra’s 868 m summit
Panoramic views across the Northern Fells
A descent to Scales Tarn, a beautiful mountain lake below Sharp Edge
A guided scramble across Sharp Edge, one of the UK’s most exciting ridge routes
A safe, supportive experience with a qualified guide in small group numbers
This is a serious mountain day requiring good fitness, balance, and a head for heights — a must-do for experienced walkers seeking a real challenge.What to Bring
Supportive walking boots with good grip (no trainers)
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Warm layers, hat, and gloves
Backpack (20–30L)
Packed lunch and energy snacks
1.5–2 litres of water
Headtorch with spare batteries
Personal first aid kit
Gloves suitable for rock contact (optional)
This challenging route takes in both of its legendary ridge lines: Hall’s Fell Ridge and the infamous Sharp Edge. Expect exposure, technical scrambling, and some of the best views in the Northern Fells.
Perfect for experienced and confident hikers, this guided day combines mountain adventure, expert instruction, and incredible scenery.
What to Expect
A thrilling ascent via Hall’s Fell Ridge leading straight to Blencathra’s 868 m summit
Panoramic views across the Northern Fells
A descent to Scales Tarn, a beautiful mountain lake below Sharp Edge
A guided scramble across Sharp Edge, one of the UK’s most exciting ridge routes
A safe, supportive experience with a qualified guide in small group numbers
This is a serious mountain day requiring good fitness, balance, and a head for heights — a must-do for experienced walkers seeking a real challenge.What to Bring
Supportive walking boots with good grip (no trainers)
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Warm layers, hat, and gloves
Backpack (20–30L)
Packed lunch and energy snacks
1.5–2 litres of water
Headtorch with spare batteries
Personal first aid kit
Gloves suitable for rock contact (optional)
Sunday 7 Jun 26
4 Stuart Terrace, Threlkeld, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 4RY
Date: Sunday 7 June 2026Start Time: 09:00
Distance: 7.5 miles / 12 km
Ascent: 930 m (3,050 ft)
Duration: 6–7 hours
Difficulty: Strenuous – suitable only for experienced hikers
Location: Near Scales, Lake District
Guide: Sean Schofield – Qualified Mountain Leader
Group Size: Maximum 4 participants per guide for safety and personal support
Price: £50 per person
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