COMMAND YOUR TERRAIN | UK TRAILS & HIKES

[ SCAFELL PIKE, LAKE DISTRICT ]

54.4542° N, 3.2116° W

As a brand founded in the Lake District, where better to start than an area of the UK that is known for its hikes and scenic trails.

A complex mountain range, Scafell Pike is home to a multitude of rocky summits and soaring crags. Walkers will find a sense of adventure at every point; the mountain also stands to be England’s highest peak.

[ 12.8km // 8 miles ]

[ Total ascent // 1070m ]

[ Time // 6.5 hours ]

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[ WEST HIGHLAND WAY, GLASGOW TO THE HIGHLANDS ]

55.9411°N 4.3180°W

One of the most popular routes in the UK, West Highland Way is viewed as one of the most rewarding walks around with picturesque landscapes and famous landmarks along the way.

It stretches from Milngavie to Fort William, with the 96-mile route including everything from loch shores to open moorlands.

[ 154km // 96 miles ]

[ Total ascent // 4,312m ]

[ Time // 5+ days ]

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[ YORKSHIRE THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE, YORKSHIRE ]

54.1661° N, 2.3977° W

Fancy completing three of Yorkshire’s highest mountains in just one day? It’s no walk in a park, however hiking a 24-mile loop with more than 1,600m of climbing, will see you go up and over Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough in less than 12 hours.

[ 39.2km // 24.5 miles ]

[ Total ascent // 1,585m ]

[ Time // 12 hours ]

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[ MINERS TRACK, SNOWDONIA, GWYNEDD ]

53.0685° N, 4.0763° W

The beauty of tackling Snowdon is the numerous routes you can take in reaching the summit. A range of tracks and paths means there’s something for all levels, whether you’re relatively new to walking or looking for a more challenging commute.

Miners Track offers one of the more picturesque routes to the top and is often popular due to its straightforward start, followed by a steeper and more challenge finish.

[ 13km // 8 miles ]

[ Total ascent // 723m ]

[ Time // 5 hours ]

* Disclaimer: The above walks/routes are attempted at your own risk and should be appropriately prepared for. *