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Feet Off The Ground Dance Collective
Feet off the Ground is a female-led contemporary dance collective making engaging and physical work rooted in contact work, connection and collaboration. The core collective is made up of 4 dance artists who work in a democratic, non-hierarchical way, sharing responsibilities equally. The collective have performed and taught both nationally and internationally.
Footpaths and a regular bus, link the Coast to Coast route to Elterwater Hostel. Leave the route at Grasmere and pick up a bus, or walk for another hour. The bus journey takes half and hour and involves two buses. Elterwater Hostel is an established walkers’ stopover on the Cumbria Way so you will be in good company. There are pubs, shops and other amenities available nearby. The hostel can provide breakfast and evening meal (with notice), it has a laundry and drying room and the beds are fully made up, ready to jump into.
A traditional bunkhouses for adventurers out in the peaks. Simple, affordable and friendly, a collection of basic bunkhouses.
It’s a difficult, if not impossible task finding better beaches elsewhere in the UK. This backpackers lets you delve into the delights of one of the islands best kept secrets.
A longer walk on day 5 of approx 19 miles from Patterdale will take you to a Reagill Village Hall. It’s about 3 miles from the C2C walking route at Shap. The accommodation here is more basic than most other places but that is reflected in the price.
The route from Patterdale to Shap is 16 miles and usually takes about 6-8 hours. You will be rewarded at the end of your day with a night at New Ing Lodge.
The Hides is located in the quiet end of the bustling coastal village of Seahouses. This allows for a quiet evening and a good nights sleep while not being far away at all from the beautiful coastline, wide open beaches, castles and monastery’s that Northumberland is famous for.
Remote and truly one of a kind, Rackwick hostel is the perfect location for those looking to escape the crowds.
CYP Holiday’s Hostel is the ideal place to soak up southern Scotland and it has availability for this bank holiday weekend. Situated by the river Teith it’s the perfect mix of gorgeous rural Scotland with a slice of the more lively town atmosphere.
With a capacity of 180 (plus 40 more camping), Mount Cook Adventure Centre has everything you want for a large group holiday or weekend break.
If you love the mountains and the coast of Snowdonia and North Wales, you’ll love Lon Dryll Outdoors. Completely refurbished and under new ownership it offers, comfortable, affordable accommodation to groups of 10-29. With a location to die for, you have 360 degree panoramic views. On one side there’s the majesty of the mountains, on the other you look out to the Cardigan Bay and the sea beyond.
Set in the rolling hills of the Peak District the Sheen Bunkhouse is on a working farm in the small rural village of Sheen and is surrounded by stunning views and famous trails. Its a perfect place for walkers who are looking for a quiet place to stay as they explore this stunning part of the country.
This community run bunkhouse is in the centre of the village of Newbrough on the Sandstone Way & Hadrian’s Cycleway and with footpaths leading directly to Hadrian’s Wall. Please phone or email to enquire and book.
Ghyll Scrambling, canoe rafting, mountain walking, problem solving, archery, bushcraft, orienteering, rock climbing, abseiling, open canoeing, kayaking, sailing, mountain biking, caving, mine exploration, sailing and mountain biking. Does this sound like your kind of holiday? Then look no further than Hawse End Centre and Cottage.
We’re really pleased to hear we’ve been featured in The Green Traveller. A book about conscious, low carbon adventures and eco travel in the UK, Europe and beyond.
Here at Wayfarers we try to be as eco as possible by offering electric car charging, secure bike storage and tools for fixing up your bike, lots of local info about getting around on public transport and we recycle!
Our copy is on our way and will be a welcome addition to our library 🙂
Bowderstone Bunkhouse is around 1km north of the C2C route. Leave the route at Rosthwaite and walk along the road for a bit, then take a footpath that leads you to this enchanting bothy.
One mile from Wainwrights Coast to Coast walk, north of Ennerdale Water, the Wild Wool Barn provides accommodation for walkers. It is perfect for a small groups, sleeping 6 in the luxury bunkhouse plus an extra six camping. Alternativly you can book individual beds in the Archway Bunkroom, with hot shower and a living space to relax in. This stunning new space is great for 1 nighters on the coast to coast. or people who don’t like camping in the rain. Bedding is provided, there are laundry facilities and if you are walking with your four-legged friends, dogs are welcome too.
Surrounded by the stunning Scottish Highlands with their lochs, glens, mountains and wide open spaces, Ledgowan Bunkhouse provides an warm, cosy spot for intrepid adventurers, getaway seekers and lovers of the great outdoors.
Who is ready for a four day weekend!?
Tucked away in the Brecon Beacons, off the road and well away from neighbours, Clyngwyn makes an ideal base for your DofE expeditions. There are footpaths and waterfalls on the doorstep and a choice of camping or bunkhouse accommodation for the pupils. For School Residentials canyoning and climbing is available from local providers with full risk assessments and insurence.
