​The Area
The Lake District, also known as the Lakes, is a mountainous region in the North West of England. A popular holiday destination, its main attractions are its lakes, forests, mountains, and its associations with William Wordsworth and other Lake Poets.


The Sports
From hiking to rock climbing, canyoning to caving and bouldering, the No Boundaries Multisport week adventures are the ultimate way to embrace the outdoors. You will be supported and coached by qualified mountain guides who will supervise and help you through any specific sticking points you have with your favourite sports and help you stretch your abilities in a comfortable manner to reach new achievements!

Summer Multisport Calendar

Multisport in the Lake District - Activity Details

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Adventure Plan

Day 1 - Collect clients from pre-organised location.
Day 2 - Bouldering in Langdale/Borrowdale/Kentmere
Day 3 - Climbing in Langdale/Borrowdale
Day 4 - Canyoning in the Lake District/Yorkshire Dales
Day 5 - Caving in the Yorkshire Dales
Day 6 (morning) - Hiking in the Lake District
              (afternoon) - Return to drop off location.

What is included in the participation fee ​(Please note that variations can happen due to weather, number of participants and coaches’ availability. You will be given a detailed week plan on you arrival)

• Transfer from the pick-up point to the accommodation.
• Shared accommodation (twin rooms with other participants) with breakfast.
• Transfer to and from activity locations (where necessary).
• Guides fees.
• No Boundaries' team smile, support & assistance.
• Equipment (where necessary).

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Available places

9​ per date

Transport

​​​The Lake District is best reached via train, with access made easy by the use of the West
Coast Mainline - with the best pick-up station being Oxenholme (c.3 hrs from London
Euston, c. £100 for 1-month open return) or Penrith (c.3hrs.30 from London Euston, c.
£120 for 1-month open return)
Using a people carrier we will collect adventurers from train station.

Equipment & Kit List

​​Clothing
Casual Clothing (for evenings and travel)
Waterproof Jacket & Trousers
Climbing Trousers (suitable for climbing outside, lightweight soft-shell)
2 x Technical T-shirts (2 short sleeve- summer/ 1 short sleeve, 1 long-sleeve - autumn
and spring)
Mid-Layer - fleece of thin synthetic top
Warm Layer - thicker fleece or synthetic jacket
Warm Hat
Warm Gloves
Sun Hat (Baseball Cap)
Underwear
Socks
Approach shoes or boots (weather dependent)

Personal Equipment
Wash-kit
1st Aid kit (small) “ouch-pouch”
Plasters
Zinc-oxide tape
Zinger tape
Ibuprofen
Climb skin
Sun cream
Lip salve
Personal medication
Chalk-bag & Chalk
Climbing shoes
Flask/ water bottle
Rucksack (25-35L)
Duffel Bag (for all listed equipment)
Sleeping bag (depending on accommodation)
Optional Additional Items - book, phone, camera etc…

Sports Travel Insurance

We strongly recommend you to purchase a Sports Travel Insurance.

Sports Travel insurance will provide cover for the whole time that you are on a trip away from home. It will cover you for any general travel issues, plus any issues related to the chosen sport(s). Cover is provided for your chosen sport, plus all other sports in the same sports group or lower groups. Policies can be Single trip or Annual multi-trip - Annual policies allow multiple single trips of up to 90 days each. There are 3 levels of cover available to choose from which allow you to select how much cover you require for cancellation, baggage, sports equipment etc. 

Here at No Boundaries we have decided to promote Sports Cover Direct. Click here for a quote.