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Gain the confidence to explore the hills with the Mountain Training Hill Skills Course. This course is not a formal leadership qualification but provides a solid foundation for further development. It's a fantastic stepping stone towards the Hill and Moorland Leader Award or simply a great way to enhance your enjoyment of the hills.
You'll learn how to plan your adventures, navigate effectively with map and compass, choose the right kit, and understand the challenges of mountain weather. We'll cover key safety considerations, including how to deal with emergencies and make sound decisions in the hills. With a focus on practical learning, you'll spend time out on the fells, putting your new skills into practice and building your confidence in a supportive environment. This course is ideal for individuals, groups, and families looking to explore the UK's beautiful countryside with confidence.
Starts September 2025
By the end of the session attendees will be able to create safe, engaging, and accurate self-guided walks.
Starts July 2025
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to identify key plants species associated with species-rich grasslands in Cumbria with a focus on grasses, sedges and rushes and skills associated with identification of grasses etc. from flowers and vegetative characteristics.
Starts July 2025
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to identify key grasses, sedges and rushes found in Cumbria, including identification when in flower and even when not in flower. There will be an opportunity at the end of the day to look at other plants often found growing with grasses, sedges and…
Flexible learning
Discover integrated weed, pest, and disease management for amenity spaces. This module highlights the importance of weed control on transport networks for safety and the significance of clean, weed-free pavements and streets for maintaining healthy conditions. Furthermore, it addresses the need for…
Your future needs you! - Youth Steering Group
Wildlife Walk at Hardknott Forest
Volunteer Day - Nature Rich Miterdale
