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.
Contents
Prologue Introduction
The North
Blencathra by Sharp Edge & Hall’s Fell ridge
Skiddaw by Ullock Pike
The Coledale Horseshoe
Robinson & Hindscarth from Little Town
Whiteside & Grasmoor from Crummock Water
The West
High Stile from Buttermere
Haystacks & Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere
Scafell Pike & Great End from Wasdale Head
Scafell from Eskdale
The Mosedale Horseshoe from Wasdale Head
Great Gable & Kirk Fell from Wasdale Head
The East
Helvellyn by Striding Edge & Swirral Edge
Deepdale Horseshoe—Fairfield & St Sunday Crag
High Street from Haweswater
The South
The Kentmere Horseshoe
The Fairfield Horseshoe
The Langdale Pikes
Pike o’ Blisco & Crinkle Crags from Great Langdale
Bowfell & Esk Pike from Great Langdale
The Coniston Fells
Wainwright summits covered by this guide
Summit
Section
Height
Route
Scafell Pike
The West
978m/3,209ft
8
Scafell
The West
964m/3,163ft
9
Helvellyn
The East
950m/3,117ft
12
Skiddaw
The North
931m/3,054ft
2
Great End
The West
910m/2,986ft
8
Bowfell
The South
902m/2,959ft
(18), 19
Great Gable
The West
899m/2,949ft
11
Pillar
The West
892m/2,920ft
10
Catstycam
The East
890m/3,156ft
12
Esk Pike
The South
885m/2,904ft
19
Fairfield
The East
873m/2,864ft
13, 16
Blencathra
The North
868m/2,848ft
1
Crinkle Crags
The South
859m/2,818ft
18
Grasmoor
The North
852m/2,795ft
(3), 5
St Sunday Crag
The East
841m/2,759ft
13
Scoat Fell
The West
841m/2,759ft
10
Crag Hill
The North
839m/2,753ft
3
High Street
The East
828m/2,717ft
14, 15
Red Pike
The West
826m/2,710ft
10
Hart Crag
The South
822m/2,697ft
13, 16
Steeple
The West
819m/2,687ft
10
Lingmell
The West
807m/2,648ft
8
High Stile
The West
806m/2,644ft
6
Old Man
The South
803m/2,635ft
20
Kirk Fell
The West
802m/2,631ft
11
Swirl How
The South
802m/2,631ft
20
Green Gable
The West
801m/2,628ft
11
Brim Fell
The South
796m/2,612ft
20
Dove Crag
The South
792m/2,598ft
16
Rampsgill Head
The East
792m/2,598ft
14
Grisedale Pike
The North
791m/2,595ft
3
Thornthwaite Crag
The South
784m/2,572ft
15
Great Carrs
The South
780m/2,559ft
20
Kidsty Pike
The East
780m/2,559ft
14
Harter Fell
The East
778m/2,552ft
14, 15
Dow Crag
The South
778m/2,552ft
20
Grey Friar
The South
773m/2,536ft
20
Sail
The North
773m/2,536ft
3
Wandope
The North
772m/2,533ft
(3), 5
Hopegill Head
The North
770m/2,526ft
5
Great Rigg
The South
766m/2,513ft
16
Mardale Ill Bell
The East
760m/2,493ft
14, 15
Ill Bell
The South
757m/2,484ft
15
Red Pike
The West
755m/2,477ft
6
Slight Side
The West
748m/2,454ft
9
Carl Side
The North
746m/2,448ft
2
High Crag
The West
744m/2,441ft
6
Robinson
The North
737m/2,418ft
4
Harrison Stickle
The South
736m/2,415ft
17
Long Side
The North
734m/2,408ft
2
Kentmere Pike
The South
730m/2,395ft
15
Hindscarth
The North
727m/2,385ft
4
Thunacar Knotts
The South
723m/2,372ft
17
Foswick
The South
720m/2,362ft
15
Pike o’ Stickle
The South
709m/2,326ft
17
Whiteside
The North
707m/2,320ft
5
Yoke
The South
706m/2,316ft
15
Pike o’ Blisco
The South
705m/2,313ft
18
Pavey Ark
The South
699m/2,298ft
17
Ullock Pike
The North
690m/2,264ft
2
Loft Crag
The South
680m/2,231ft
16
Scar Crags
The North
672m/2,205ft
-3
Whiteless Pike
The North
660m/2,165ft
5
High Pike
The South
656m/2,152ft
16
Fleetwith Pike
The West
648m/2,126ft
7
Rossett Pike
The South
648m/2,126ft
19
Causey Pike
The North
637m/2,090ft
-3
Yewbarrow
The West
627m/2,057ft
10
Birks
The East
622m/2,041ft
-13
Heron Pike
The South
612m/2,008ft
16
Haystacks
The West
597m/1,959ft
7
Hartsop
The East
579m/1,900ft
13
Shipman Knotts
The South
587m/1,926ft
15
Outerside
The North
568m/1,864ft
-3
Low Pike
The South
508m/1,667ft
16
Barrow
The North
455m/1,493ft
-3
Nab Scar
The South
449m/1,473ft
16
Rannerdale Knotts
The North
355m/1,165ft
5
“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
Product Details
Publisher
Northern Eye Books
Series
Northern Eye - England
Product Type
Paperback
Pages
128
Dimensions
182 x 121 x 10mm
Date
2019
Item weight
0.23 Kg
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