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About the centre
Kendal, Cumbria
Operated by Out and Back Coaching, a partner of adventuro.




Spending time in the mountains is one of the best ways to experience the landscapes of northern England while building confidence and enjoying the outdoors. These guided walking days are designed for all experience levels, offering everything from gentle valley routes to more challenging mountain adventures across some of the region's most rewarding terrain.
Each guided walk is designed to create an enjoyable and supportive experience, whether you're completely new to hiking or regularly spend time in the hills. Routes are carefully chosen to match the aims of the day, the experience of the group, and the prevailing conditions, ensuring everyone can get the most from their time outdoors.
Some walks focus on reaching well-known summits and exploring classic mountain routes, while others take a slower pace through valleys, woodlands, lakeshores, and quieter corners of the countryside. Along the way, your guide will share local knowledge, help build confidence on varied terrain, and ensure the day progresses at a comfortable and enjoyable pace.
For those looking to develop outdoor skills, walks can incorporate practical learning such as navigation, route planning, mountain awareness, and movement on uneven ground. More experienced walkers can tackle longer distances, steeper ascents, and more demanding terrain, while beginners can focus on building confidence and becoming familiar with hill walking in a supportive setting.
Private guiding is also available for individuals, couples, families, social groups, and corporate groups. These bespoke days can be tailored around specific summits, favourite locations, personal goals, or a particular style of adventure, whether that's a challenging mountain day or a relaxed hike with opportunities to enjoy local highlights along the way.
Guided walks take place throughout the Lake District National Park, with additional routes available across Cumbria, the Yorkshire Dales, and the Forest of Bowland. Each area offers its own character, from dramatic mountain landscapes and open ridgelines to rolling countryside, hidden valleys, and quieter walking trails.
The Lake District remains at the heart of many guided days, providing access to a huge variety of routes suitable for different abilities and interests. Whether you're visiting the area for the first time or looking to discover lesser-known locations, these walks provide an excellent opportunity to explore the landscape with the support of an experienced local guide.
Walks are suitable for a wide range of abilities, with routes selected according to experience, fitness, and objectives. Beginners are welcome, while more experienced walkers can choose days that offer greater distance, ascent, or technical challenge. Participants should bring suitable walking clothing, footwear, food, and water for the conditions.
Guided days are built around the belief that outdoor adventures should feel welcoming, enjoyable, and accessible. The focus is on creating positive experiences in the mountains without pressure, allowing people to develop confidence and enjoy the outdoors in a supportive atmosphere.
Drawing on extensive experience in mountain environments, each walk combines local knowledge, professional guidance, and a genuine enthusiasm for helping people explore new places. Whether you're aiming for a personal challenge, learning new skills, or simply enjoying a day outdoors with like-minded people, every route is planned with safety, enjoyment, and individual goals in mind.
Yes. Many guided walks are designed specifically for people who are new to hiking or have limited experience in mountain environments.
Routes can be chosen to match your confidence and fitness level, ensuring an enjoyable introduction to walking in the hills.
Fitness requirements depend on the chosen route, but options are available for a wide range of abilities.
Information about distance, terrain, and expected pace will be provided before each walk so you can choose a suitable option.
Participants should bring suitable outdoor clothing, sturdy footwear, food, water, and any personal items needed for the conditions.
A kit list can be provided before your walk if required.
Yes. Private guiding is available for individuals, couples, families, friends, and organised groups.
These bespoke days can be tailored around your preferred routes, objectives, and experience level.
Walks primarily take place in the Lake District, with additional options across Cumbria, the Yorkshire Dales, and the Forest of Bowland.
Specific locations vary depending on the planned route and the goals of the group.
Yes. Navigation and hill skills can be incorporated into guided walks for those wishing to build independence in the outdoors.
Learning takes place in practical situations, helping you understand how to apply skills in real environments.
Not necessarily. Many participants join to gain confidence and spend more time outdoors with experienced guidance.
Walks can be adapted to suit complete beginners as well as experienced hill walkers seeking new challenges.