Something a bit different - North Lakes

Starting with something quite different, how about Lakeland Llama Treks! Experience the brilliant fun of leading gentle friendly Llamas, a unique walking activity (no, you don’t ride llamas!) Enjoy discovering the pleasure of a new four footed friend with the bracing clear air and exercise in some of the most spectacular scenery in England. Great fun for all the family!

Take a picnic and recharge your batteries at this mysterious site above Keswick. Thirty eight hunks of Borrowdale rock forming a circle a hundred feet in diameter. Castlerigg Stone Circle with the fells surrounding - it's a magical place at all times of the year!

Geocaching - never heard for it? Give it a try. Geocaching combines a love of walking with GPS technology, navigation and the excitement of a treasure hunt! GPS Training has teamed up with the YHA and Cumbria Tourism to give you the opportunity to learn all the basic skills you need to go Geocaching and to be safer on the hills. www.gpstraining.co.uk

Spend the evening at a working eco Lakeland Farm. Hartsop Hall is at the foot of the famous Kirkstone Pass and is in the midst of some of the most majestic fells in the Lake District. It is a working farm of 3000 acres, with a flock of 800 predominantly Swaledale sheep and 30 Aberdeen Angus cows.