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Introduction to Wild Swimming
Introduction to Wild Swimming

Tue, 02 Aug

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Cockermouth

Introduction to Wild Swimming

Learn how to access open water safely, what to wear, respecting the environment, and take a dip in one of our beautiful lakes.

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Time & Location

02 Aug 2022, 10:00 – 13:00 BST

Cockermouth, Crummock Water, Cockermouth CA13, UK

About the event

Have you ever found yourself walking along a lake and wondering what it might be like to swim in it? Join me for an introductory session to learn about safe and enjoyable wild swimming in the Lake District! 

You don’t need any prior wild swimming experience but you must be able to swim. This is not a swimming lesson, nor is it an opportunity for training or coaching. During this session we swim breaststroke. You should be able to tread water and feel comfortable swimming out of your depth. Check with me before booking if you have any concerns about your ability level. 

Based in Crummock Water, you can expect a short walk down to the lake and an explanation of water safety, and how swimmers can minimise our impact on the environment. The swim is not measured in distance but it is timed to ensure your comfort and safety. Afterwards, refreshments are provided. 

Wetsuits are optional depending on weather conditions. If you don't have one and would like to wear one please request this in advance. Post-swim refreshments are included in the cost. 

A suggested packing list and the meeting point will be sent by email after booking. Please note the google pin on the website information does not show the meeting point, merely an indication of the general area. The exact meeting point will be emailed to you separately. 

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  • Introduction to Wild Swimming

    An introductory session for beginner wild swimmers, learning about swimming safely and respecting the environment. Not a swimming lesson, participants must be able to swim.

    £75.00
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