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Saturday 27th March 2027
There’s something special about being high in the mountains as the day begins. This trip offers the chance to experience the Brecon Beacons at their most atmospheric, starting in the dark with head torches and working our way up onto the high ground as the first light begins to break across the landscape.
As the sun rises, the hills slowly reveal themselves, with sweeping views opening up in every direction. It’s a peaceful yet powerful way to experience these mountains, with a real sense of reward that comes from earning those views at first light.
This is more than just a walk, it’s a chance to start the day with a sense of adventure, connection to the landscape, and the satisfaction of having been part of something memorable.
Trip Highlights
Watch the sunrise from high in the Brecon Beacons
Experience the mountains as the day begins
Walk across some of South Wales’ most iconic terrain
A rewarding and atmospheric mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 27th March 2027
There’s something magical about watching the sun set from high in the mountains. This trip offers the chance to experience the Brecon Beacons in golden hour light, spending the evening walking across dramatic ridges and summits before finishing with a memorable sunset from high ground.
As the sun begins to drop, the landscape takes on warm, rich tones, and the hills slowly quieten around you. It’s a peaceful and rewarding way to end the day, with a real sense of achievement that comes from being high up as the light fades.
This is more than just a walk, it’s an opportunity to slow down, enjoy the changing scenery, and finish the day with a beautiful natural spectacle.
Trip Highlights
Watch the sunset from high in the Brecon Beacons
Walk across some of South Wales’ most iconic mountain terrain
Experience the hills in beautiful golden hour light
A rewarding and atmospheric mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Friday 9th April 2027
This trip offers a quieter and more scenic way to reach the summit of Snowdon. The Rhyd Ddu path is known for its beautiful views and peaceful atmosphere, making it a great choice if you want to experience Eryri’s highest mountain without the crowds of some of the more popular routes.
As you ascend, the landscape opens up with sweeping views across the surrounding mountains and valleys. Reaching the summit of Snowdon feels especially rewarding on this route, with a real sense of achievement as you stand on the roof of Wales.
This is a great option for those who enjoy a steady climb with excellent scenery throughout, finishing with the satisfaction of standing on Wales’ highest peak.
Trip Highlights
Climb Snowdon via the quieter and scenic Rhyd Ddu path
Enjoy beautiful views across Eryri throughout the day
Reach the summit of Wales’ highest mountain
A rewarding and atmospheric mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 10th April 2027
This trip follows one of the most historic and scenic routes up Snowdon. The Watkin Path takes you through a beautiful valley with waterfalls and remnants of old slate mines, before climbing steeply to the summit in the final section.
It’s a route with real character, offering a mix of peaceful woodland and open mountain scenery, with a rewarding sense of achievement as you reach the top of Wales. The final push to the summit is steep, but it makes standing on the roof of Wales feel especially satisfying.
This is a great choice if you enjoy a more traditional and atmospheric way to climb Snowdon, with a strong sense of journey from valley to summit.
Trip Highlights
Climb Snowdon via the historic and scenic Watkin Path
Walk through beautiful valleys with waterfalls and old slate mines
Enjoy a mix of peaceful and dramatic mountain scenery
Reach the summit of Wales’ highest mountain
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 11th April 2027
This trip follows the Ranger Path, one of the more direct and characterful routes up Snowdon. It offers a steady and rewarding climb with excellent views across the surrounding mountains as you make your way towards the summit.
The route has a strong sense of purpose, with a consistent gradient that builds towards the final push to the top of Wales. Reaching the summit via this path feels particularly satisfying, with wide views opening up around you as you get higher.
This is a great option if you enjoy a purposeful and scenic mountain day with a clear sense of progression from valley to summit.
Trip Highlights
Climb Snowdon via the scenic and direct Ranger Path
Enjoy excellent views across Eryri throughout the ascent
A rewarding and purposeful climb to the summit
Reach the highest point in Wales
Small group with expert guiding and support
The Snowdon Triple – Three ways up, one unforgettable weekend
9th, 10th & 11th April 2027
Fancy spending a full weekend on Snowdon? This is your chance.
Over three consecutive days, you can climb Snowdon via three very different and characterful routes — the scenic Rhyd Ddu path, the historic Watkin Path, and the steady Ranger Path. Each day offers a completely different experience of the mountain, with its own views, atmosphere, and challenges.
It’s a fantastic way to really get to know Snowdon, improve your mountain fitness quickly, and enjoy three rewarding days in Eryri without having to organise everything yourself. Many people find that doing the three routes together gives them a much deeper connection with the mountain than doing just one in isolation.
Perfect for those who want a proper Snowdon weekend and the satisfaction of saying they’ve climbed it three different ways.
Saturday 24th April 2027
This trip takes you along one of the most famous and dramatic stretches of the Jurassic Coast. The walk offers stunning views of the coastline, with iconic landmarks such as Durdle Door and the surrounding cliffs and beaches.
It’s a scenic and varied day, with a mix of coastal paths, rolling hills, and beautiful seascapes. The area has a real sense of wild beauty, and the changing light throughout the day makes it especially enjoyable to explore.
This is a great option if you enjoy coastal walking with spectacular views, combined with a relaxed and scenic pace.
Trip Highlights
Walk along the stunning Jurassic Coast
Visit the iconic Durdle Door and surrounding cliffs
Enjoy beautiful coastal and countryside scenery
A scenic and rewarding day by the sea
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 25th April 2027
This trip offers a beautiful coastal day out along the Jurassic Coast, combining the fossil-rich beaches of Charmouth with the dramatic viewpoint of Golden Cap. It’s a scenic and varied walk that takes you along the coastline with excellent views across Lyme Bay and the surrounding hills.
The day has a relaxed and enjoyable feel, with the chance to explore the beach, search for fossils, and take in sweeping coastal views from one of the highest points on the south coast. It’s a great way to experience the natural beauty of this part of Dorset in a peaceful and unhurried way.
This is a lovely option if you enjoy coastal walking with a mix of beach time, gentle hills, and stunning sea views.
Trip Highlights
Explore the famous fossil beaches of Charmouth
Walk up to Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast
Enjoy beautiful views across Lyme Bay
A scenic and relaxed coastal day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Dorset Double – Two beautiful days on the Jurassic Coast
24th & 25th April 2027
Why do just one coastal day when you can make a weekend of it?
This pairing combines the dramatic cliffs and iconic Durdle Door on the Saturday with the fossil-rich beaches of Charmouth and the viewpoint of Golden Cap on the Sunday. It’s a relaxed but rewarding combination that lets you experience the very best of the Jurassic Coast without rushing.
Ideal if you want a scenic, varied weekend with a mix of coastal walking, beach time, and beautiful views — all while staying in a stunning part of the country. A great choice for couples, friends, or anyone who prefers a slightly gentler pace with still plenty to see and do.
Saturday 8th May 2027
This trip takes you to the summit of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom. It’s a classic and rewarding mountain day, following the well-known Mountain Track as it steadily climbs through changing landscapes.
As you ascend, the views open up across Lochaber and the surrounding mountains, with a real sense of progression as you gain height. Reaching the summit feels especially satisfying, standing on the highest point in Britain with wide views in every direction.
This is a great option if you want to take on a proper mountain challenge and experience one of the UK’s most iconic peaks.
Trip Highlights
Climb Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK
Follow the classic Mountain Track
Enjoy changing views throughout the ascent
A rewarding and challenging mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 9 May 2027
The Ring of Steall is a big mountain day in the heart of the Mamores — combining dramatic Highland scenery, exposed ridgelines, scrambling and four Munro summits into one unforgettable challenge.
This isn't simply about reaching one summit. The journey takes you across a spectacular mountain horseshoe, with changing terrain, sustained ascent and plenty of moments where confidence, movement and mountain judgement come into play.
The exact approach and decisions made on the day will always be adapted to the group and prevailing mountain conditions.
Trip Highlights
Take on one of Scotland's classic mountain horseshoes
Opportunity to summit four Munros
Experience exciting scrambling and exposed mountain terrain
Spectacular views across the Mamores and surrounding Highlands
A challenging progression from more traditional mountain days
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 15th May 2027
This is a true mountain endurance challenge — taking on three of Wales’ most iconic peaks in a single day. The Welsh 3 Peaks is a demanding but incredibly rewarding adventure that tests your fitness, determination, and ability to keep going over a long day in the mountains.
You’ll experience the very best of Welsh mountain scenery as you travel the length of the country, moving from one spectacular peak to the next. It’s a day that builds a real sense of achievement, with each summit marking another milestone in what is a memorable and character-building challenge.
This trip is ideal if you’re looking for a proper test in the mountains and want to push yourself in a supportive and well-managed environment.
Trip Highlights
Take on the classic Welsh 3 Peaks challenge in a single day
Summit Snowdon, Cadair Idris and Pen y Fan
Experience some of the best mountain scenery Wales has to offer
A serious test of fitness and endurance
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 22nd May 2027
This trip takes you into the heart of Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons, where you’ll explore a beautiful landscape of cascading waterfalls, deep gorges, and ancient woodland. It’s a scenic and atmospheric day, with the constant sound of water and the chance to see some of Wales’ most impressive natural features up close.
The walk has a peaceful yet adventurous feel as you follow paths that weave through the valleys, crossing rivers and passing behind waterfalls. It’s a wonderful way to experience the wilder, greener side of the Brecon Beacons.
This is a great option if you enjoy walking in beautiful, natural environments with a real sense of escape.
Trip Highlights
Explore the stunning Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons
Walk through ancient woodland and dramatic gorges
See some of Wales’ most impressive waterfalls up close
A scenic and atmospheric day in nature
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 23rd May 2027
This trip takes you on one of the most classic and rewarding mountain circuits in South Wales. The Pen y Fan Horseshoe offers a fantastic mix of ridge walking, dramatic views, and a real sense of journey as you traverse some of the Brecon Beacons’ most iconic peaks.
As you move along the ridges, the landscape opens up with sweeping views across the national park. It’s a day that feels both challenging and deeply satisfying, with each summit bringing a new perspective and a growing sense of achievement.
This is a great option if you enjoy ridge walking and want to experience the very best of the Brecon Beacons in a single, memorable day.
Trip Highlights
Walk the classic Pen y Fan Horseshoe circuit
Summit Corn Du, Pen y Fan and Cribyn
Enjoy spectacular ridge walking and panoramic views
A rewarding and scenic mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Waterfall Country + Pen y Fan Horseshoe
22nd and 23rd May 2027
This is a great weekend for anyone who wants a nice mix of scenery in the Brecon Beacons.
Start on the Saturday with the Waterfall Country Circuit — a beautiful and atmospheric day walking through ancient woodland, dramatic gorges, and some of Wales’ most impressive waterfalls. Then on the Sunday, take on the classic Pen y Fan Horseshoe, one of the best ridge walks in South Wales.
It’s a well-balanced weekend that gives you both the lush, green beauty of Waterfall Country and the open, dramatic ridges of the central Beacons. A good choice if you want contrast in your weekend rather than two very similar days.
Saturday 26th June 2027
This trip takes you to the summit of Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland. Standing at over 1,000 metres with its iconic summit cross, it’s a proper mountain challenge that offers a real sense of achievement.
The day involves a steady approach through the beautiful Macgillycuddy’s Reeks before tackling the famous Devil’s Ladder, a steep and characterful section that leads you onto the upper slopes. Reaching the summit feels especially rewarding, with panoramic views across Kerry and beyond.
This is a fantastic option if you want to take on Ireland’s highest peak in a supportive and well-managed environment.
Trip Highlights
Summit Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland
Experience the famous Devil’s Ladder
Enjoy spectacular views across the Macgillycuddy’s Reeks
A challenging and rewarding mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 27th June 2027
This trip combines two of County Kerry’s most beautiful natural features — the dramatic summit of Torc Mountain and the impressive Torc Waterfall. It’s a varied and scenic day that takes you from peaceful woodland paths up onto open mountain slopes with excellent views across Killarney National Park and beyond.
The contrast between the lush, green valleys and the open mountain terrain makes for a rewarding and enjoyable day. Reaching the summit of Torc Mountain feels satisfying, while the waterfall provides a beautiful and atmospheric highlight along the way.
This is a great option if you enjoy a mix of mountain walking and visiting impressive natural landmarks in a beautiful part of Ireland.
Trip Highlights
Climb Torc Mountain for excellent views across Kerry
Visit the impressive Torc Waterfall
Enjoy a mix of woodland paths and open mountain scenery
A scenic and varied day in Killarney National Park
Small group with expert guiding and support
Kerry Double – Ireland’s highest peak + a beautiful mountain & waterfall day
26th & 27th June 2027
This is a strong weekend for anyone looking to take on a proper challenge followed by a scenic and varied day.
Climb Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain, on the Saturday via the famous Devil’s Ladder. Then enjoy a more relaxed but beautiful day on the Sunday exploring Torc Mountain and the impressive Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park.
It’s a great mix of challenge and scenery, all in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland. Ideal if you want to tick off a major summit while still having time to enjoy the landscape without two consecutive very hard days.
Saturday 17th July 2027
This is a serious and demanding mountain challenge set in the heart of Lochaber. The Lochaber 4000s takes you across some of Scotland’s most spectacular high mountain terrain, linking several peaks over 4,000ft in a single long day.
It’s a true test of endurance, fitness, and mental resilience as you move through dramatic landscapes with ever-changing views across the Western Highlands. The day builds a strong sense of achievement, with each summit marking real progress through one of the UK’s most iconic mountain areas.
This trip is ideal if you’re looking for a proper high-level challenge and want to push yourself in a remote and spectacular setting.
Trip Highlights
Take on the classic Lochaber 4000s challenge
Summit multiple peaks over 4,000ft in a single day
Experience some of Scotland’s most dramatic mountain scenery
A serious test of fitness and endurance
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 24th July 2027
This trip takes you along one of the most famous and exciting mountain routes in England. Striding Edge is a classic Grade 1 scramble that offers a thrilling and exposed ridge experience, with dramatic drops on both sides as you make your way towards the summit of Helvellyn.
The route combines steady climbing with a real sense of adventure as you navigate the narrow ridge. Reaching the summit of Helvellyn feels especially rewarding after the excitement of the edge, with spectacular views across the Lake District.
This is a fantastic option if you want a proper mountain challenge with a sense of exposure and achievement in a beautiful setting.
Trip Highlights
Experience the classic Striding Edge ridge on Helvellyn
Enjoy dramatic and exposed mountain scenery
Reach the summit of England’s third highest mountain
A thrilling and rewarding mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 25th July 2027
This trip takes you along one of the most famous and thrilling mountain ridges in the UK — Crib Goch. It’s a classic Grade 1 scramble that offers dramatic exposure and incredible views as you make your way across the narrow ridge towards Snowdon.
The route has a real sense of adventure, with the landscape dropping away on both sides as you progress along the airy crest. Reaching the summit of Snowdon after the excitement of the ridge feels especially rewarding, with sweeping views across Eryri.
This is a fantastic option if you want a proper mountain challenge with some exposure in a spectacular setting.
Trip Highlights
Experience the famous Crib Goch ridge on Snowdon
Enjoy dramatic and exposed mountain scenery
Reach the summit of Wales’ highest mountain
A thrilling and rewarding mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 8th August 2027
This trip combines the challenge of climbing England’s highest mountain with the dramatic beauty of Wastwater. It’s a rewarding day that takes you from the shores of one of the Lake District’s most spectacular lakes up into the high fells of Wasdale.
The route offers excellent views throughout, with a strong sense of achievement as you reach the summit of Scafell Pike. Standing on the highest point in England with the stunning Wastwater valley below feels especially satisfying.
This is a great option if you enjoy a proper mountain day with a mix of challenge and beautiful scenery in a classic Lake District setting.
Trip Highlights
Climb Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England
Enjoy the dramatic scenery of Wastwater
Experience classic Lake District mountain walking
A rewarding and scenic mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 7th August 2027
This trip offers a beautiful and relaxed day exploring three of the Lake District’s most famous and scenic lakes — Ullswater, Windermere, and Derwentwater. It’s a wonderful way to experience the best of Lakeland scenery, combining gentle walking with stunning views of the water and surrounding fells.
The day has a peaceful and enjoyable feel, with the chance to take in classic Lake District landscapes, enjoy some short walks, and appreciate the unique character of each lake. It’s a great opportunity to soak up the atmosphere of this iconic area without it feeling too strenuous.
This is a lovely option if you enjoy scenic days with a mix of walking, views, and a relaxed pace.
Trip Highlights
Explore three of the Lake District’s most beautiful lakes
Enjoy scenic walking with excellent views
Experience the unique character of Ullswater, Windermere and Derwentwater
A relaxed and picturesque day in the Lakes
Small group with expert guiding and support
Lake District Weekend – Lakes + England’s highest mountain
7th & 8th August 2027
A lovely balanced weekend in the Lakes.
Spend Saturday exploring three of the most beautiful lakes — Ullswater, Windermere, and Derwentwater — with a mix of gentle walking and stunning views. Then take on Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain, on the Sunday from the dramatic Wasdale valley.
This combination gives you both the classic Lakeland lake scenery and a proper mountain summit day. A great choice if you want variety in your weekend rather than two big mountain days in a row.
Friday 13th August 2027
This trip follows the popular Pyg Track up Snowdon, offering a steady and scenic route to the summit of Wales’ highest mountain. It’s a classic way to experience Eryri, with beautiful views across the surrounding peaks and valleys as you make your way higher.
The route has a good sense of progression, with the landscape becoming more dramatic as you approach the summit. Reaching the top of Snowdon feels rewarding, with wide views opening up across the national park.
This is a great option if you want a proper mountain day on Snowdon via a well-known and scenic path.
Trip Highlights
Climb Snowdon via the classic Pyg Track
Enjoy excellent views across Eryri throughout the ascent
Reach the summit of Wales’ highest mountain
A rewarding and scenic mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Saturday 14th August 2027
This trip follows the Llanberis Path, the most gradual and accessible route up Snowdon. It offers a steady and rewarding climb with excellent views across the surrounding mountains and valleys as you make your way towards the summit.
The route has a strong sense of progression, with the landscape becoming more dramatic as you gain height. Reaching the summit of Snowdon feels satisfying, with wide views opening up across Eryri on a clear day.
This is a great option if you want a classic and steady mountain day on Snowdon without the exposure of the ridge routes.
Trip Highlights
Climb Snowdon via the classic Llanberis Path
Enjoy steady climbing with excellent views throughout
Reach the summit of Wales’ highest mountain
A rewarding and scenic mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support
Sunday 15th August 2027
This trip offers a special way to experience Snowdon — starting early and reaching the high ground in time to watch the sunrise from the mountains. The Miners Track provides a steady and scenic route, passing beautiful lakes as you make your way towards the summit in the early morning light.
As the sun rises, the landscape slowly reveals itself, with sweeping views across Eryri opening up around you. It’s a peaceful yet powerful way to experience Wales’ highest mountain, with a real sense of reward that comes from being high up as the day begins.
This is a fantastic option if you enjoy early starts and want to experience the magic of the mountains at first light.
Trip Highlights
Watch the sunrise from high on Snowdon
Climb via the scenic Miners Track
Enjoy beautiful views across Eryri as the day begins
A rewarding and atmospheric mountain day
Small group with expert guiding and support