Llama Trekking UK
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Llama
Trecking in Britain UK
Llamas are delightful
& endearing creatures. They can be walked on a lead, pull
a carts, or even to give children rides.
Llama Trekking in Britain is a growing activity and enjoyable
leisure pursuit.
There are a number of resorts that offer llama trekking. One
such is www.lakelandllamatreks.co.uk
The treks are designed to be suitable for a range of differing
levels of fitness or ability over varied terrain, so there
is something to suit everyone
One of their existing routes is even wheelchair and pram friendly
so no one is left out!
The routes can be for as little as one and a half hours walking
or up to five hours over a whole day for those looking for
more of a challenge.
They have established routes to cover a delightful variety
of picturesque countryside environments, from woodland to
lakes and moor lands; or just a simple stroll along quiet
country lanes.
Instant photos are available for purchase on the day at the
trek to remind you of your llama experience or you can order
digital photographs to be supplied the following week via
email or hard copy. Pictures of recent treks will be posted
by permission of participants on our website for you to view
with your friends and family.
Llama trekking is not recommended for very young children
as they will have difficulty keeping up over a prolonged period,
however their 'Meet The Llamas' (shorter trek) would be suitable
for children 5 years and upwards.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Trekking In The Lake District
Many of their routes are based around Keswick in the North
lakes. This is a popular market town in the beautiful Lake
District National Park and has pretty parkland leading down
to the shores of Derwentwater Lake and the river Greta winding
it’s way through the heart of the town.
Llama treks are completely suitable for the less seasoned
walkers who would love to explore the surrounding area in
an unusual and enjoyable way and are guaranteed to tempt you
to find out more about your fascinating and friendly walking
companion…the Llama.
More challenging treks can be undertaken by those intrepid
walking enthusiasts amongst you.
Other Llama Trekking
facilities are
Lakeland
Llama Treks, Stable Cottage
Fort Putnam, Greystoke, Cumbria CA11 OUP
Catanger
Llamas, 18 High St, Weston, Towcester, Northants, NN12 8PU
Severnwye
Animal Collection, Smallbrook Farm, Spout Hill, Smallbrook,
Alvington, GL15 6AE
Llama
Llove, PO Box 970, Guildford, Surrey. GU1 9BN
Roseland
Llamas. Stockleigh Pomeroy, Devonshire EX17 4AY
UK Llamas,
New House Farm, Mosterton, Beaminster, Dorset DT8 3HE UK
Old King
Street Farm. Ewyas Harold, Hereford. HR2 0HB
National
Forest Llama Treks
260 Lichfield Road., Barton under Needwood, Burton-on-Trent,
Staffordshire. DE13 8ED
Saddleworth
Llama Treking. Higher Oxhey Farm, Oxhey Lane, Denshaw, Saddleworth.
OL3 5UB
Bluecaps
Llamas,, Bluecaps Farm,, Sleepers Stile Road, Cousley Wood,
Nr. Wadhurst, East Sussex TN5 6QX.
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