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Climb the Mine at Honister Slate Mine

Caves & Canyoning

Climb the Mine, at Honister Slate Mine

Details

For an adrenaline filled adventure deep inside the heart of a Lake District mountain, ‘Climb the Mine’ is the only one of its type in England.
Climb the Mine follows the route of the original underground mine workings. Complete with vertical climbs and rope-bridge crossings, this weather-proof experience sees participants led deep underground to explore a secret world of hidden passages and magnificent caverns.
Then, climb up into the roof of the mine itself for an experience previously confined to an elite group of miners. The finale see participants emerge triumphant to a spectacular view of one of England’s highest mountain passes.

Booking is advisable in holiday periods. Minimum age of 10 years (or more than 1m 30 height). Full safety briefing given.

www.honister.com

Opening details

Phone during winter months as we may be open. Phone during Christmas holidays as we do open.

Prices

Climb The Mine
£40.00 per person

Group Booking/discounts are available for groups of 12+ people. Please call for further information.

Facilities

Coach parties accepted
Credit cards accepted (no fee)
Disabled toilets
Facilities for groups
Facilities for educational visits
Gift shop
On-site light refreshments
Picnic site
Public toilets
Pushchairs available
Regional Tourist Board Member
Accepts groups

Children welcome
Disabled access
Dogs accepted

Credit cards accepted over £10.

Also at this Venue

Contact

Michelle Blignault

Address

Honister Pass,
Borrowdale,
Keswick,
Cumbria,
CA12 5XN

Directions

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Map reference: NY 245138 Lat: 54.51386 Long: -3.16770

Take A66 to Keswick. Arriving in Keswick drive on the B5289 signposted Borrowdale valley and Rosthwaite. Drive on this road for approximately 10 miles. Honister Slate Mine is situated at the top of the pass on the left.

Accessible by Public Transport: 26 miles from Penrith station