Evening light from Red Screes
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The Lake District is famed for it's wonderful walking terrain, some of the very best in the world. Light conditions and weather all play a part in our experiences in the mountains and whilst we can't do anything about the weather, we can help with the light!
With an early start a sunrise from up high can be enjoyed. The central fells around Helvellyn are particularly good for showing off sunrise. But almost any high ground is pretty wonderful. Maybe you're not an early riser, or maybe you would simply prefer to be on a mountain top after a good hike and enjoy the view of a setting sun. The Western fells are best positioned for this and we can help advise. Bringing along a camera is well worth while, when the light is right you'll be wanting to capture the best images possible, and why not. We can arrange this for you for any of the Lakeland mountains, be it Loughrigg or Scafell Pike. The very best days we have enjoyed on the Lakeland fells have been at first and last light, it's magical and really needs to be experienced to be understood. I remember a quote from a successful entrepreneur that was along the lines of 'get up early and go to bed late'. It may well pay dividends in the business world, but the feeling of watching sunrise and sunsets from mountain tops surpasses this on every level, amazing. Do it! |
Prices:
These are the same as all our guided walks. Starting at £150 for up to 4 walkers |
Looking down to Rydal Water at sunset
A winter round of Fairfield - sunrise
