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11th & 12th September 2027
Experience Scotland from the mountains to the lochside across one adventure-filled weekend.
Take on Ben Nevis on Saturday, climbing the UK’s highest mountain for a full day in the Highlands and a rewarding sense of achievement. Then slow the pace on Sunday with a scenic walk beside Loch Lomond, exploring woodland paths and enjoying views across the water to the surrounding hills.
It’s a brilliant way to make the most of a weekend in Scotland, combining a proper mountain challenge with a gentler day to stretch your legs and enjoy the scenery. Two different experiences, expert guiding throughout, and a saving when you book the whole weekend together.
14th & 15th August
Experience Snowdon in two very different ways across one adventure-filled weekend.
Climb via the Pyg Track on Saturday, a classic and scenic route with dramatic mountain views and a rewarding journey to the summit. Then return early on Sunday for the Miners Track at sunrise, experiencing the mountain in a completely different atmosphere as the day begins.
It’s a brilliant way to make the most of a weekend in Eryri, combining a classic daytime ascent with the atmosphere and excitement of a sunrise adventure. Two contrasting experiences, one mountain, and a full weekend of adventure without having to organise everything yourself.
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.
Lakes + England’s highest mountain
7th & 8th August 2027
Experience two very different days in the Lake District across one adventure-filled weekend.
Climb Catbells on Saturday, with views across Derwentwater and the surrounding fells, before spending time exploring the lakeshore. Then head to Wasdale on Sunday to take on Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain, with Wastwater and the surrounding fells below.
It’s a brilliant way to make the most of a weekend in the Lakes, combining a scenic climb and time by the water with a full mountain challenge. Two different days, one beautiful part of the country, and a weekend of adventure without having to organise it all yourself.
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.
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.
