Best beginner walks in the lakes. Wainwright walks in the North Lakes. Family walks near Keswick and the North Lake District
Grasmoor and the Gasgale Gill Wainwrights. Line illustration showing the classic round. Highly detailed line work printed on 200gsm art paper. If you would like personal details annotating please (including photos), or an alternative route please message me. Details such as date ascended, companions, route, variations etc can be added.
Great Rigg, looking back at Fairfield Horseshoe. Lake District, February 2013.
Rannerdale Knotts is one of the smaller fells, yet it has the most beautiful views, including the famous bluebells! My Complete Guide helps you find them!
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Rufus Wainwrights First Opera Was a Nightmare. Hes Trying Again.
Alfred Wainwrights A Coast to Coast Walk from St. Bees to Robin Hoods Bay.
The walking journal of Rambling Pete, covering walks, wainwrights and many other walking related topics.
This challenging Langdale Pikes circular hike includes Jack's Rake scramble up Pavey Ark and bags 7 Wainwrights. Get the route now!
In 2017 and 2018, Adventurer Nic walked the 214 Wainwrights. Wild Camping Lake District fells 18 times during her challenge - she shares her experiences.
If you're looking for an incredible and challenging hiking experience, look no further than the Langdale Pikes. These five Wainwrights are located in the beautiful Lake District of Cumbria, England. They are a must-do for any avid hiker. This guide will give you all the information you need to make the most out of your experience hiking the Langdale Pikes.
It does sound like the Castle next to Greyskull and is certainly as spooky. This is from our holiday in the lakes last week. I only took four photographs as I was doing a lot more walking (three wainwrights in three days with LF and digital kit!). Castle Crag is actually one of the most interesting of peaks. Only just 1000ft but situated at the foot of Derwent Water and providing views over the whole of Borrowdale. My new favourite part of the lakes. These 'standing stones' have supposedly been here for a long, long time. Can't get much more S curve than that either!
