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Langdale Canyon Adventure

  • Cost: £66pp (group discounts available)
  • Time: Winter only. 2½ to 3 hours (10:00am start)
  • When: November to March (see here for summer canyoning)
  • Ages: 14+
  • Location: Great Langdale (view meet location)
  • Difficulty level: 3/5 or more – a real adventure when the water is high
  • Parking: National Trust pay & display car park
  • Kit we provide: Wetsuits and full safety equipment (including buoyancy aids)
  • Kit you need to bring: Trainers, base-layer t-shirt, towel/robe and dry clothes

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The Langdale Canyon Adventure

The perfect adventure when river levels are high.

When water levels affect other ghylls and canyons, this venue often comes into its own. It’s a proper canyoning adventure, especially in tougher conditions.

This trip involves climbing waterfalls using ropes, moving through fast-flowing water and journeying steadily upstream towards a dramatic waterfall amphitheatre. The final climb offers a fitting finish to a route that feels adventurous throughout.

Scroll down for full details, kit information and what to expect on the day.

If you’re booking for a larger group and availability looks limited, drop us a message – we can often accommodate additional numbers, add an extra session or suggest the best alternative.

 

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How soaked you get is up to you! ;)

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Waterfall climbing in high water!

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Got questions? Read on...

There are not any large jumps - however there is a plunge pool.

No - all jumps and obstacles are optional. Your instructor will guide you through the session and you can take part at a level that suits you.

Ghyll scrambling is more accessible. You move upstream through a mountain river, with slides, small climbs and optional obstacles - everything can be avoided if needed.

Canyoning is more technical and committing. It is usually done in descent and often involves ropes to abseil waterfalls, with higher and more committing jumps.

For a more detailed explanation, see our blog post here

We take photos throughout the session and share them afterwards at no extra cost.

See our full FAQs page here.

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