FamxplorScafell Pike
What to expect
Scafell Pike is England's highest mountain, standing at 978 meters high. It is a popular destination for walkers and climbers, with several routes to the summit. The mountain is located in the Lake District and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can start their climb from the Wasdale Valley or Borrowdale Valley, and there are various accommodation options available in the area. The climb can be challenging, especially in bad weather, and visitors are advised to be prepared and have significant mountaineering experience. The summit plateau can be disorienting, especially in mist or rain, so it's essential to take a moment to stop and take a photo of the return route. Scafell Pike is a year-round destination, with each season bringing its own unique experience. In the summer, the area is bustling with holidaymakers, while spring and autumn are quieter, and winter can be breathtakingly beautiful but requires specialist skills
Plan your family visit to the Scafell Pike with these blog insights 👇
Our 10 hikes in the Lake District with children
Activities: We hiked to the highest peak in England, starting on the 'Corridor Route' (north voice) and descending on a more direct route
Highlights: The ascent was beautiful and more interesting than the summit itself, although the views from the summit of England were great! ✨