Adventure Hunter aims to facilitate your experience of rock climbing by choosing safe and friendly locations and by guiding you with experienced instructors.

This is a 3-hour experience with max groups of 10 people.

Cost: £55 per person

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This is a great, family-friendly activity that involves ascending and descending a mountain stream, guided by an experienced instructor. This is a wet activity so you will be provided with a wetsuit and other technical equipment.

Cost: Priced at £40 per person for groups of four or more. For groups of less than four, there is a flat rate charged.

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Get guided up the UK’s first Via Ferrata - Honnister Slate Mine. Via Ferrata means Iron Path which means you will be clipped to a steal cable as you make your way up the route. There are three routes at Honnister, each of varying difficulty. Safety equipment will be provided and there is a minimum age of 10 years old and height of 1m 30cm to take part.

Cost: £65 per person.

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Where better to go canoeing than the Lake District? With such a variety of water ways in the Lake District, sessions can be tailored to your preferences. You will be taught how to manoeuvre the canoe through different paddle strokes. This is a 3 hour experience and is open to people over the age of 8 years old.

Cost: £45 per person

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Experience paddleboarding on Derwentwater. You will set off from Lodore Landings and will be guided by experienced and passionate instructors who can tell you about the area and the sport. This is a great activity for solo adventurers, family outings or team building exercises.

This is a 2 hour experience for people aged 12 years old or older.

Cost: £40 per person

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Learn the basic and essential bushcraft skills as well as learning about the natural environment. You will be taught skills such as tree and plant identification, wood collection and preparation, shelter building and fire lighting. You will also get to make hot chocolate and roast marshmallows on an open fire.

This is a 2 hour experience for people aged 10 years or older.

Cost: £35 per person

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Rock Climbing Courses:

Five structured rock climbing courses that cater for different needs and abilities.

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Scrambling and Rock Climbing Courses:

Scrambling requires you to be able to assess difficulties and work out how to manage them. These courses will teach you the essential skills required to safely navigate mountain scrambles. Adventure Hunter offers an Introductory Course and an Advanced Scrambling course.

You can find information on both here

Navigating Courses:

Navigation is an essential skill for any outdoor enthusiast. Adventure Hunter offers beginner courses for people who have little to no experience in map and compass reading as well as Advanced Courses for people who want to refine their navigation skills.

You can find information on both courses here

Introductory Winter Skills Course:

Adventure Hunter offer one and two-day courses that are geared to summer hill walkers who want to learn how to safely navigate winter walks. Courses typically cover managing and using equipment, winter navigation, hazard identification and avoidance and what to do in an emergency.

You can find information on Winter courses here

Winter Mountaineering Courses:

These courses are geared towards summer hillwalkers and scramblers. Some of the things the courses teach is how to use crampons and an ice axe. This is great for summer hillwalkers that want to venture into the mountains in the winter.

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Winter Climbing Courses:

Winter climbing requires all the skills that you learn as climbers and mountaineers and demands that they are practised in challenging conditions. Adventure Hunter offers both an introductory course and an advanced course, so there is something for everyone.

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Ropework and Rigging Workshop

If you are looking to make the transition from indoor climbing to outdoor climbing, this workshop will teach you the skills necessary to set up rope systems on single-pitch crags safely. You will look at keeping safe at the top of the crag, select suitable anchors, and how to incorporate them into your safety system.

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