Muslim Hikers: Aira Gorge & Gowbarrow

Lake District National Park | 8km | Approx. 5 hours | Elevation Gain: ~400m
Grade: Moderate

We’re excited to bring you a classic Lake District route, exploring the waterfalls and woodland of Aira Gorge before climbing to the open summit of Gowbarrow Fell, with sweeping views over Ullswater.

This circular hike takes in one of the region’s most iconic landscapes. From the tumbling cascades of Aira Force and shaded woodland paths, to open fellside trails and panoramic viewpoints, the route offers a rewarding mix of scenery and terrain. The climb to Gowbarrow Fell reaches approximately 496m, providing expansive views across Ullswater and the surrounding fells.

With early spring bringing longer days and changing colours, this hike offers a perfect balance of challenge and beauty at a steady, social pace.

THE WALK

Date: Saturday 28th March
Meet Time: 09:00 | Start Time: 10:00
Finish Time: Approx. 15:00

Meeting Point & Parking:
National Trust Aira Force & Gowbarrow Car Park, CA11 0JS

Route Distance: 8km
Elevation Gain: ~400m
Duration: Approx. 5 hours
Difficulty: Moderate - a compact route with steady climbs and uneven terrain in places

KIT LIST

Hiking boots with good grip recommended, rucksack, waterproof jacket & trousers, extra layers, water bottle (at least 1.5L), and packed lunch.

A full kit list will be emailed to you.

YOUR TICKET INCLUDES

• A guided hike led by qualified guides
• Stewardship from the Muslim Hikers team before, during, and after the event
• Access to our dedicated event WhatsApp group for travel coordination and updates

OTHER NOTES

• Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable
• By signing up, you agree to our Ticket Policy and Attendance Policy
• Professional photography and videography may be in place. Please inform us before the event if you do not wish to be captured
• Minimum age: 16
• No official transport provided, but car sharing is encouraged and supported via the event WhatsApp group and shared transport sheet

Join us for a memorable Lake District hike combining waterfalls, woodland and open fell views - a varied and rewarding route in one of the UK’s most beautiful national parks.