Scafell Pike Day Walk from Seathwaite (2025)
Approx. 15km, 1,000m ascent – moderate to strong fitness required
Embark on an unforgettable guided day walk to the summit of Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain, by the spectacular Corridor Route from Seathwaite. This lesser-known but far more scenic approach offers dramatic valleys, quiet paths, and stunning mountain panoramas; perfect for keen walkers looking for an introduction to longer mountain days.
Don’t see a suitable date or looking for a private tour? Contact us ➡️
The Experience
Meet your guide and group in Seathwaite for a briefing and kit check before heading out along the classic Lakeland valley. You’ll cross Stockley Bridge, ascend past the serene Styhead Tarn, and join the famed Corridor Route as you skirt towering crags and traverse wild ghylls en route to the summit. Take in views over the Borrowdale and Wasdale valleys and pause for a well-earned break on the highest ground in England. The descent follows broad ridges with vistas stretching into the heart of the Lake District, returning to Seathwaite by mid-late afternoon.
What’s Included
Qualified, experienced guide
Group safety equipment
Advice on kit, route, and mountain safety
Hot drinks at suitable rest stops
What to Bring
Sturdy walking boots and comfortable outdoor clothing (no jeans)
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Warm layers, hat, and gloves
Sun protection (glasses, hat, cream)
Headtorch and spare batteries
Packed lunch and snacks
Water bottle (minimum 2L recommended)
Small rucksack
Essential Info
This walk is suitable for those with reasonable fitness and some hillwalking experience.
Route distance approx. 15km, total ascent around 1,000m; expect up to 7-8 hours walking.
Full joining instructions and kit lists provided upon booking.
Dates to be confirmed; timings may vary depending on weather and group pace.
Book Now
Explore the very best of the Lake District, conquer Scafell Pike by its most rewarding route, and experience an expertly guided mountain adventure.
About your Guide
Amy – Qualified Mountain Leader
Amy’s love for the mountains grew from humble beginnings. Having grown up on the flat south coast, she didn’t set foot among real peaks until training to teach in North Wales in 2015. It was an “in at the deep‑end” introduction and she has been hooked ever since. Now, with a decade of experience, an experienced Mountain Leader and teacher, Amy is passionate about creating high quality outdoor experiences, particularly for those who might otherwise have limited opportunities to explore the hills.
Whether she is guiding someone on their very first mountain day or helping seasoned hikers push their limits, Amy delivers experiences that are both empowering and enjoyable. Since moving to the Lake District, she has completed all 214 Wainwrights and can usually be found on the fells, whether working, exploring new routes or simply enjoying a well earned summit view.
With her mix of professional expertise, infectious enthusiasm and a genuine commitment to making the outdoors accessible, Amy ensures every day in the mountains is safe, memorable and rewarding.
Got Questions?
Feel free to contact us with any and all questions. We always aim to reply within 24 hours.
