Like much of Cumbria, the Howgill Fells make excellent walking country, but this compact group of brooding giants in the county’s south-east
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Blencathra: A Mountain of Scrambling Routes and Stunning Views No one who approaches the northern Lake District via the A66 can fail
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The far northern edge of the Lake District National Park is dominated by a single, isolated group of rolling hills. Known as
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The diminutive Cat Bells is one of the most popular fells in the entire Lake District. View it from the west on
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Looming over Keswick, Skiddaw is England’s fourth highest mountain. It might lack the ruggedness of the three higher tops – Scafell Pike,
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Great Gable, usually referred to simply as ‘Gable’, is one of the most distinctive fells in the Lake District, clearly visible and
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The grand slopes leading skyward from Buttermere’s south-western shores culminate in a high, rocky ridge topping out at 2647ft (807m). From north
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The highest mountain in England. How high is Scafell Pike? Scafell Pikes height at 3209ft, or 978 metres, above sea level, makes
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Panoramic Views and Seasonal Beauty Arnside Knott may stand at just 522ft (159m) above sea level, yet it boasts some of the
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The pyramid-like summit of Bow Fell is part of a ring of the highest, grandest and gnarliest peaks in the Lake District
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