Northern Eye Books Classic Fell walks in the Lake District

An attractive new guide to the classic, ‘must do’ fell walking rounds.

This pocket-sized guide is designed to be taken with you and outlines the many classic fell walking rounds to be enjoyed on the Lakeland fells.

This authoritative map-pocket size book is aimed at the moderate to advanced user wanting complete circuits rather than detailed information on each fell. The book includes classics such as the Striding Edge/Swirral Edge round, the Coledale Horseshoe, Fairfield Horseshoe, Mosedale Horseshoe, Langdale Pikes, among many others.

A total of 78 Wainwrights are covered by the guide.

The book is also intended as an inspirational guide and uses lots of the author’s high quality photographs to inspire the user long before they set foot on the fells. Each route is shown on the relevant Ordnance Survey map, and includes information on distances, height gained and parking.

Prologue Introduction

The North

1. Blencathra by Sharp Edge & Hall’s Fell ridge
2. Skiddaw by Ullock Pike
3. The Coledale Horseshoe
4. Robinson & Hindscarth from Little Town
5. Whiteside & Grasmoor from Crummock Water

The West

1. High Stile from Buttermere
2. Haystacks & Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere
3. Scafell Pike & Great End from Wasdale Head
4. Scafell from Eskdale
5. The Mosedale Horseshoe from Wasdale Head
6. Great Gable & Kirk Fell from Wasdale Head

The East

1. Helvellyn by Striding Edge & Swirral Edge
2. Deepdale Horseshoe—Fairfield & St Sunday Crag
3. High Street from Haweswater

The South

1. The Kentmere Horseshoe
2. The Fairfield Horseshoe
3. The Langdale Pikes
4. Pike o’ Blisco & Crinkle Crags from Great Langdale
5. Bowfell & Esk Pike from Great Langdale
6. The Coniston Fells

Wainwright summits covered by this guide

“With this eminently practical Pocket Fells guide Carl Rogers has achieved a superb evocation of precisely what constitutes a good fell day. Concise and visually captivating, the guide deserves to win many fans, especially from the new generation of mountain lovers as they learn how to get to grips with high places.”

—Mark Richards, author of Lakeland Fellranger guides

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