Kinder Scout Summer Sunrise Breakfast Special
Info: New entries for this event closed on Thursday 10th June 2021.
| Entry Fee | £30.00 |
A tour of the eastern side of Peak District's highest mountain.
Together we enjoy the peace of the dawn and panoramic views, with just birdsong for company. At a steady pace we ascend the plateau, journeying past the atmospheric, mysterious shapes of gritstone tors. As the sun rises, we settle down in a comfortable spot for breakfast coffee, tea, orange juice, croissant, pastries and fruit. We then have a little more time for exploring in the fresh morning air before descending back to Edale.
ITINERARY:
An early start is required for this walk to enjoy sunrise from an excellent vantage point.
03:00 Meet in Edale Car Park, S33 7ZQ
03:15 Begin our walk
04:30 Sunrise breakfast
05:15 More exploring
08:00 Appox time back in Edale village
REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED
Hill top breakfast: Tea, coffee, orange juice, croissant, pastries, fruit.
MORE DETAILS:
http://rangerexped.co.uk/index.php/summer-specials/
WHAT TO BRING
Sufficient for a morning on the hill in varied mid-summer conditions.
Worn or in your carried rucksack…
- Waterproof jacket (with hood) and over trousers
- Warm layer (worn and spare) eg long sleeve fleece or primaloft
- Wicking base layer (not cotton)
- Hat & gloves
- Walking boots (broken in) or trail shoes with good grip.
- Water bottles or bladder min 1 litre
- Head torch & spare batteries
- Personal first aid, blister kit, medications
- Whistle
- Mobile phone (fully charged)
Optional
- Walking poles
- Sun cream, sun glasses, sun hat, buff
- Sit mat or light blanket square for your comfort
Please note: You must begin the walk with water and personal snacks sufficient for the start to breakfast.
SAFETY & OTHER MATTERS
Ranger Expeditions’ Kinder Scout Summer Sunrise Breakfast Special is a guided walk and larger groups will have several guides to look after you on the trail. If at any time you feel unwell during the trek, please let us know. Do graze on snacks and keep hydrated during the walk, a little fatigue is often resolved by taking on something to eat and drink.
Unsurprisingly, there are no toilets on the hills, but there are plenty of discrete places for a call of nature. Do let one of our guides know if you move away from the trail for any reason. We encourage folks to mingle and enjoy their day, but please do not move ahead or out of sight of your guide. If you do find yourself separated, remain where you are and call the duty number given out on the morning of the walk.
Photography: We often have a photographer on our events. Complimentary photos of your day with us are made available to download via our social media platform. If you do not want your photograph to be taken please let us know on the day so we can respect your wishes.
GDPR: As part of our duty of care to you, we need to hold your contact details and any medical declarations (in-confidence) for the build-up and duration of the walk. These will not be passed on to any third parties and will be carefully disposed of afterwards.
Dogs: We love our four-legged friends. But for practical reasons, we’re sorry dogs are not permitted on this challenge.
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