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Back in sunny Spain - Rock climbing and walking in Costa Blanca

25/10/2018

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#rockclimbingcalpe
The Penon from Toix Mirador
It's already been over a week since arriving back in Costa Blanca. The Goat Fria (cold drop) was lingering but has now passed by and there's a return to big blue skies, warm dry rock and lots of fun adventures.
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We've been sport climbing at Gandia, scoping out new venues in Northern Costa Blanca, ridge scrambling above Calpe, sport climbing also near Calpe, checking out the new and mega Via Ferrata at Redovan and enjoying some peaceful mountain walks.

For years, visiting Costa Blanca meant rock climbing, I often shunned the walking, preferring to be on rock. More recently and the more of it I do, the more I've been enjoying the mountain walking here, it really is outstandingly good and certainly as good as anything in the Lake District, and that's some competition right. Routes are always quiet, so walking here is always peaceful, even at weekends. The trails are usually good and views will often be for miles and miles. As well as abundant wildlife and flora, there is history and culture to keep our interest, so much to see and do, so many routes to explore.....

Then we go rock climbing - well, we like that rather a lot too. We've visited Toix crags at Calpe twice this week. Once to climb a long multi-pitch route and complete a ridge traverse, and again today to enjoy some sport climbing with easy access and wonderful views across the bay to Sierra Helada (more lovely walking there too). 

Keep checking in for more adventure updates :-)

Mark

#rockclimbingholiday
Enjoying warm rock and blue skies at Calpe
#walkingcostablanca
En-route to Corral de la Llacuna
#wildflowersofspain
The hills are carpeted with wild flowers
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Looking after our skin - it's important

25/10/2018

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Some of the FeGoo range we've been testing
For about a year now we’ve been helping with the development of a brand new skin repair product from a small and independent Yorkshire Dales based company, FeGoo.
 
And more recently, we were sent a Dry Shampoo product too, yes I know what you’re thinking, what do we need that for!
So firstly, the Dry Shampoo. I too was thinking, when can I use this? Then, during the long car journey from Cumbria to Costa Blanca, with no hotel stops en-route, I suddenly found myself thinking, okay, so where did I pack the dry shampoo.
At around 1am one morning, whilst having a roadside pit-stop, I opened the container and emptied the powder onto my hand. Well it smells good, so whatever happens next I’ll smell fresh. I applied it to my hair (which is short at the moment) not knowing what to expect, and with some rubbing around I could feel the slight greasiness quickly reducing. Now I’m thinking, is this powder going to fall all over me, or what?! No, I assume it has dissolved the grease thus reducing the greasy feeling my hair had.
This all took me, a complete novice and with no instructions, under 1 minute from start to finish. My hair felt nicer, and certainly had a great fresh smell to it now.
 
So would I use it again? It wouldn’t become a regular thing, but on occasion, yes. What I didn’t know until just a few days ago is this is also an insect repellent and can be used as deodorant. Ask again if I would use this product, most definitely for the latter two purposes.
 
Now onto the Skin Repair Balm:
As well as passing samples onto a few friends, I’ve been using this on a regular basis for about a year now. There are various other products available that will do a similar job on the skin, but this one has an advantage, it smells loads better than the others and It’s made in the UK with all organic ingredients. What’s not to like J
 
Working in the mountains for many days of the year, my hands and feet take a battering day after day. Whilst rock climbing our fingers rub against the rock almost continuously, whilst walking in the mountains our feet are constantly asked to perform, and on Via Ferrata routes, even with gloves, the metalwork takes a toll on our skin.
All this means we have to take extra good care of our skin and a product that works is important to us.
Regular, usually daily, applications of FeGoo Skin Repair Balm has really helped keep my skin in good shape. Whilst based over in Costa Blanca for the winter, there will be lots of sharp Limestone to play havoc with my fingers, but thanks to FeGoo I reckon all will be well.
 
I’ve found that applying the skin balm at night-time the most useful. Just before going to bed, thus allowing it uninterrupted time overnight to do its work, ready for another day at the crag, on the mountain, in the garden, etc
 
These are due to be launched in time for Christmas, could be a great stocking filler.

Mark
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Redovan Via Ferrata - Costa Blanca

24/10/2018

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Mila enjoying the swing
Earlier in the year we heard there was to be a new Via Ferrata on Costa Blanca. It was proposed to be the biggest and most diverse in the region. We couldn’t wait to check it out. Here’s what we found….
 
A short way south of Alicante city, the mountains of Orihuela rise abruptly from the plain, the region feels more desert like than north of Alicante, drier, more Cacti, and that ‘wild west’ feel about it.
 
We were aiming for the town of Redovan and specifically the piece of rock known as ‘La Pancha’ or ‘The Belly’! With sat nav on we found this with ease, phew.
The Belly is a massive cliff stretching for hundreds of metres in every direction, so it really is hard to miss.
An information board shows all we need to know about our intended route (all in Spanish of course), we have a quick read, gear up and set off for the short approach walk to the initial and more ‘family friendly’ section.
As was expected, installation looks very new. What we didn’t expect, at least on the initial section, was so much diversity, with I think 4 bridges, each one constructed differently to give a new challenge. Throw in some traverses and slight overhangs in an impressive setting and a recipe for fun has been made.
 
At the end of the initial section there is the option to descend along a track back to base, or continue to the top of the big cliff. For us there was no option, we were continuing, and what a lot of fun it was going to be.
 
This section was so much steeper and sustained, our arms soon began to scream. Thankfully there are resting places en-route. Small platforms have been built into the cliff and these make excellent lookouts and places to catch your breath!
Protruding from the cliff about 100m up is a huge hinge, this can be used as a swing to cross a section of the route. There is an alternative route passed this too, for those not so keen on the ‘airtime’. Mila was kind enough to pose for some photos whilst on the hinge. Beyond this is an enclosed ladder section that is climbed with your back against the rock, so yes imagine the view.
 
A final traverse brings us to the big bridge, all 45m of it, suspended across the void and wow does it sway.
 
Considering how much we ascended, the descent walk is pleasantly easy and in well under 1 hour we are back at the car, tired but elated after a brilliant afternoon.
 
Whilst the initial section, which can be enjoyed in it’s own right, makes for a great introduction to Via Ferrata. We don’t recommended the upper section for beginners to the sport, but if you’ve tried others in the area and are looking for more, look no further.
 
If you’d like a guide, help with logistics, help with equipment, please get in touch, we’d be happy to help.
 
Thanks to Mila for joining me on this adventure and thanks all for reading.
 
Mark

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On the final traverse to the big bridge!
#viaferratainspain
Arriving at a resting platform
#costablancaviaferrata
On the big bridge
#newviaferrataredovan
The main wall at Redovan
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A weekend of walks in autumnal Lake District

17/10/2018

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#walksaroundambleside
Stock Ghyll falls after some heavy rain
For part of the Mountain Journeys team (Mark & Don), the scenery has already changed from autumnal Lakeland to the blue skies and warmth of Costa Blanca, Spain. Although we hear the Lake District is continuing to have some rather fine weather and the colours are simply stunning.
 
Just before the long drive South I was out with Julia, Barbara, Debs, and Vicky for their annual walking weekend in the Lakes. This coincided with some very heavy rain, so our original plan to walk high level routes was set aside for next year. We followed wonderful low level routes from Hawkshead on Saturday and summited Wansfell Pike from Ambleside on Sunday.
As the girls were staying in Hawkshead, we chose to walk from there on Saturday. Aiming for Latterbarrow to gain the shores of Windermere we turned South along tree lined tracks for most of the way to Far Sawrey. Here we enjoyed the shelter of the Cuckoo Brow Inn for hot tea and coffees. The fire was roaring so we managed to dry out a little before leg two!
Leaving the pub, the rain was still biblical, so we got another properly good soaking, but by now that didn’t matter at all. This walk followed some beautiful scenery and despite most of the paths having turned into streams, we were fully embracing and loving the experience. Moss Eccles and other Tarns were passed on our return route, the sky brightened slightly giving us better views, but still that rain pounded down, it was epic.
 
Back at Hawkshead more hot drinks flowed and laughter had. A great day J
 
On Sunday, with a better weather forecast, we ventured a little higher and included Wansfell Pike in the itinerary. Starting from Ambleside we walked through Skellghyll Woods and onto Robin Lane to reach Troutbeck. Stopping for tea and coffees in the village café before we continued via Nanny Lane and up to he summit of Wansfell Pike. Today we were treated to the most amazing views in all directions, fantastic.
A quick descent into Ambleside and making sure to visit Stockghyll falls on our way down, brought to an end this weekend of walking.
Not a plan A weekend, but a fantastic weekend all the same.
 
Thanks to Julia, Barbara, Vicky, and Debs – looking forward to next year already.
 
Mark

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On the summit of Wansfell Pike
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Canyoning in the Lake District

10/10/2018

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45m of full on waterfall abseiling
Earlier this year whilst leading a guided walk I came across a Ghyll I'd not seen before. It took my breath away and I knew I would have to return with a wetsuit and get in it.
Today that's exactly what happened. Along with my good friend Anna, we donned wetsuits, had lots of rope with us and went in search of adventure......we found it!

After a mostly level and easy approach walk, we rested a while in a beautiful spot with stunning views. Then it was time to gear up and get to work setting the ropes up. The top waterfall (not pictured) being about 15m high made for a perfect introduction and got us nicely wet, adjusted for the main event that lay below!!

I'd estimated the main waterfall to be over 50m, possibly 55m so we had a 60m rope for this one. I whizzed down this absolutely loving the excitement of being in a waterfall for so long. The big pool at the bottom is deep enough to swim in but being October we didn't go for that, and an easy scramble out on either side avoids the deep water. Anna was soon cruising down too, clearly loving it, even stopping to take photos en-route.

Below this pool lies many more waterfalls, slides, and pools, all in an incredibly beautiful setting.

We will be offering canyon descents of this Ghyll from May 2019 - it's absolutely amazing and anyone who likes Ghyll scrambling / canyoning will totally love this place. Get in touch soon to find out more.

All the best

Mark

#thingstodonearambleside
Proper, full fat and added cream canyoning here in the Lake District
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Even the approach walk is magnificent
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Great Mountain days in the Lake District

3/10/2018

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Pavey Ark from Stickle Tarn
Yesterday I had the pleasure of showing Jon & Sara some of the best Rock Scrambles in the Lake District. There's so much to choose from and we'd discussed a variety of options in advance of meeting. A day in Langdale became the plan, and what a great day we had.

We began scrambling within a couple of hundred metres of the car park. Following Stickle Ghyll we scrambled by the side of waterfalls, traversing over and around pools of deep water, and boulder hopped all the way up to Stickle Tarn. This in itself is already a few hundred metres of top notch scrambling. Today this merely got us to our lunch break, a warm up if you like.
The main event lay ahead, across the far side of Stickle Tarn, on the big brooding face of Pavey Ark. Jack's Rake is an absolute classic Lakeland scramble. For situation and character alone it's amongst the very best there is. Add to this the impeccable rock found on. the upper section of the route and for me it shoots up to numero uno.

We cruised up the rake, taking our time to enjoy the moves, the rock, the views, and stopping from time to time to savour the splendour of Langdale and the distant skyline of the Coniston Fells.

All too soon we arrive at the top and on to the summit of PAvey Ark. The wind on the summit was doing its best to ask us to leave, so we obliged!
A hasty retreat back towards the tarn and down to the valley via Pike Howe saw us comfortably out of the bitterly chilly wind. 
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Costa del Langdale welcomed our tired bodies with warm sunshine and autumnal colours all around.

A brilliant day in the mountains, thanks to Jon & Sara from the flatlands of Norfolk.

Mark


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The start of a classic mountaineering day in the Lake District
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Traversing above waterfalls in Stickle Ghyll
#jacksrakescramble
At the top of Jack's Rake with Stickle tarn now far far below us
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Rediscovering Eskdale Granite

1/10/2018

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#thingstodoineskdale
Kate enjoying the impeccable granite of Eskdale
As an almost at the end of season treat, we decided on a short getaway. But where to go when you live in the Lake District and only have one night?
It's got to be the Lakes right. Well we think so and that's what we did.

Via one of our lovely clients (thanks Jen) we had heard very good things about this place  www.1692wasdale.co.uk so booked ourselves in for the night. Owners Steve & Faith couldn't have been more welcoming and have created a wonderful place, very well positioned for walkers planning on anything around the Wasdale area. Modern, spacious, great views, peaceful, and friendly. Oh and breakfast was delicious.

We had planned to climb on the Eskdale granite on Sunday, but some heavy rain put a dampener on that plan. Instead a few local walks, one being along the peaceful Bleng River in Blengdale. Today we had more luck with the weather, so headed for Brantrake crag in Eskdale.
Parking up in the lay-by only a few minutes walk from the crag, Kate asked me which way we needed to walk and if I had the guidebook. It was very nice to be able to reply 'I wrote the guidebook' - to this and all the Eskdale climbing venues. Of course that doesn't mean I know every route, but could remember enough to keep us occupied for the morning.

Just as I remembered it, the approach path was a little boggy for a few metres, thankfully not for long and we were soon standing at the base of a beautifully sculpted slab of Granite with a couple of climbers already in residence.
There are 3 separate slabs and we chose the upper slab which has a selection of warm-up routes and more challenging offerings. I soon remembered that granite cracks are often flared and offer little in the way of protection!! With some ingenuity and maybe a little faffing, I managed to adequately protect all the climbs we did. Just as we finished the 4th route the rain joined us, thankfully we must have been right on the edge of it as never was it heavy and it soon passed. We decided to call it a day for the climbing anyway.

Driving back home over Birker Fell to Ambleside is always beautiful, with big landscapes in all directions. This time we stopped for a walk to Devoke Water. This is a short and easy walk on a very good track, recommended if you're in the area.

It's a couple of weeks before outdoor operations start up again out in Spain for the winter, we still have plenty of availability from mid-November onwards. With lots of sunshine and long daylight hours, it's the perfect winter get away from the cold of the UK. Give us a call and let's make a plan.

Mark & Kate


#learntoleadclimbingcourselakedistrict
Gorgeous slabs of Granite and wonderful views
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Kate & Don enjoying some chill out time at the crag
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Evening light on Wastwater
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