Programmes can be held UK wide.

All advertised programmes are inclusive of Guiding and Instruction only.

If you need to source equipment, then Wilderness Canoe can help you with your search.

It is advised that you also take out insurance to cover the activities you are engaged in.

Wilderness Canoe endevours to apply Leave No Trace principles to all of its programmes.

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FUNdamentals

For those new to canoeing or with some background who wish to develop their skills.

Maximum learning opportunities, on a range of canoe techniques, including any requests you may have.

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BCU/UKCC

3 star award. Further information on the new star award syllabus can be found on the BCU website. 3 Star is discipline specific.

Wilderness Canoe provide only the Canoe discipline.

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Beyond the Basics

Aimed at Canoeists who have experience of some moving water and are looking to develop.

This is an opportunity to gain a greater understanding and level of skill.

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Expeditions

Lakes, Rivers and Sea lochs; starry nights around the campfire. Gourmet food, and scenery to die for!

Scotland, Lake District, Sweden and France.

Mountain

Yorkshire 3 Peaks

The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge is a walking route with the circuit normally starting and ending at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, visiting the three highest peaks in Yorkshire: Pen-y-Ghent (691m), Whernside (728m), and Ingleborough (723m). The total distance walked is 37.5km (23.5 miles).

Mountain

Helvelyn Edges

At a height of 950 metres (3,117 ft), Helvellyn is the third highest peak in England. Two sharp aretes lead off the summit, Striding Edge and Swirral Edge, either side of Red Tarn. The knife-edged Striding Edge provides one of the best-known scrambles in the Lakes, while Swirral Edge leads to the conical summit of Catstye Cam.