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Ben Nevis summit shelter

Guided Mountain Walks

We love the mountains here at At The Edge Mountaineering, that's why we love inspiring you to venture out and enjoy them too! However, if you do not feel up to exploring them on your own just yet, join us on a Guided Mountain Walk in The Lake District, Snowdonia or The Brecon Beacons and get inspired for more adventures in the mountains!

 

Unsure where to start? We love running our guided mountain walks in the Lake District! Join us there and get ticking those Wainwrights!

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In 1923, George Mallory was asked by a reporter "Why do you want to climb Mount Everest?" and Mallory's response was "Because it's there". There is an overwhelming sense of achievement when you walk over that last crest and realise there is no more mountain to climb. The views from the top are spectacular. Looking out across the tops of other mountains, down through the glacial valleys and possibly out to sea. Head back to work after a long weekend in the mountains with a thirst for more, stories to tell and pictures to flaunt.

There are many famous peaks in the UK: Ben Nevis, Snowdon, Scafell Pike and Pen Y Fan to name the most famous. What ever your goal is, AT THE EDGE MOUNTAINEERING will endeavour to get you to the summit. Click on the area headings below for a list of mountain summits and guided mountain walks and take your pick. The list is not inclusive and if there is a summit or a mountain walk you really want to do and it's not on the list, contact me to arrange something.

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Scafell Pike summit, The Lake District
pen y fand and corn du in the brecon beacons

BRECON BEACONS GUIDED WALKS

Situated in South Wales, the Brecon Beacons is home to the flat topped mountains of Pen Y Fan and Corn Du, among others. With their steep north faces and horse shoe characteristics, there are plenty of options to link these beautiful mountains and make a memorable day.

view of lliwedd from the pyg track on nowdon

SNOWDONIA GUIDED WALKS

The jagged peaks, steep rocky slopes and airy ridge lines will make anyone feel like a proper mountaineer when climbing to the summit of the peaks in Snowdonia. After all, Sir Edmond Hillary used these mountains to train for Mount Everest before his successful first ascent in 1953! There is something for everyone in North Wales so take your pick. Snowdon isn't the only mountain here!

view of helm crag from grassmere

LAKE DISTRICT GUIDED WALKS

From the rolling grassy peak of Skiddaw to the rock strewn summit of Scafell Pike, the Lakes is a beautiful landscape with a wide variety of summits for all types of aspiring mountaineers. Steeped in mountaineering history and the inspiration for Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth, join me in the lakes and lets create your own personal story from this remarkable place.

a client on the cantilever stone on the summit of glyder fach in snowdonia on a guided mountain walk

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Please refer to my FAQ page for more general information and visit my DOWNLOADS page for kit lists and booking forms.

the diving board on fan y big in the brecon beacons, overlooking cribyn with pen y fan in the clouds
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