Get to know: North Lakes Ghyll Scrambles
Stoneycroft & Honister Ghyll
Ghyll Scrambling represents a thriving part of the outdoor industry, widely embraced in the Lake District. A significant portion of outdoor instructors allocate a large part of their season running Ghyll Scrambling sessions, on behalf of their respective centres, or through other service providers. Our primary objective is to deepen the understanding and expertise surrounding the region's Ghylls from an instructor perspective.
WORKSHOP CONTENT & LEARNING OUTCOMES
On the day we will explore the commonly used parts of Stoneycroft & Honister Ghyll
Access
User agreements
Industry standard delivery
Common Hazards locations
Escapes routes
Formularisation
EQUIPMENT/KIT REQUIRED
All participants should bring the following.
Helmet
Wetsuit
Warm clothing
Footwear to get wet in
Towel
Food drink + Medication for the day
Wetsuits can be provided at a small extra cost
WORKSHOP PROVIDER CREDENTIALS
This workshop will be run by John Brooks a local MCI to the North Lakes with over 10 years’ experience of running Ghyll scrambling sessions for a host of different clients and providers and a former Swift Water rescue technician.
MEETINGS & TIMINGS
Booths Café – Keswick – 8.30am
We will then travel to either Stoneycroft or Honister Ghyll to kit up, before swapping venues after lunch.
BOOKINGS
To book please contact John directly via email at info@openascents.com
NOTE THIS WORKSHOP WILL NOT PROVIDE YOU WITH A TECHNICAL SIGN OFF FOR WORKING THESE GHYLLS