Ashness Bridge - Walla Crag - Bleaberry Fell - High Seat - High Tove - Armboth Fell - Wantendlath - Surprise View - Ashness Bridge
Hiking Difficult
This is a popular hiking route which is generally considered to be difficult. It's very remote, it features medium exposure and is typically done all year round. From a low point of 167 m to the maximum altitude of 604 m, the route covers 16 km, 695 vertical metres of ascent and 695 vertical metres of descent.
Ashness Bridge - Walla Crag - Bleaberry Fell - High Seat - High Tove - Armboth Fell - Wantendlath - Surprise View - Ashness Bridge
Difficult
Hiking trails where obstacles such as rocks or roots are prevalent. Some obstacles can require care to step over or around. At times, the trail can be worn and eroded. The grade of the trail is generally quite steep, and can often lead to strenuous hiking.
The trail contains some obstacles such as outcroppings and rock which could cause injury.
Little chance of being seen or helped in case of an accident.
2.1 km away
For one of the best short routes in the north Lakes combine the charismatic mini mountain Cat Bells with a ramble along the wooded west side of Derwentwater - perhaps the most picturesque shoreline in England.
Moderate Hiking
3.8 km away
This route provides drastic contrasts, from easy terrain to extremely difficult terrain.
Extreme Hiking
5.9 km away
The pleasure found on the hills that cradle Coledale in their lap will satisfy even the greediest of hill gluttons.
Severe Hiking
5.9 km away
A beautiful walk to an exceptional wild swimming spot
Moderate Hiking
6.1 km away
For a completely different day out head round to the hill's wilder northeastern side, where the wide open spaces of the Skiddaw Forest have plenty to offer lovers of remote country.
Moderate Hiking
7.5 km away
The easiest of the legs of the Bob Graham Round with half the distance being on roads.
Difficult Hiking
7.9 km away
A broad ridge provides easy peak bagging but with a sting of a series of big ascents and descents towards the end.
Difficult Hiking
9.4 km away
This stern, stony mountain sprawls over a large area, its many impressive corners offering some of the grandest mountain scenery in the Lake District.
Difficult Hiking
9.9 km away
Overwhelming popularity cannot diminish the spectacular class of England’s finest ridge walking horseshoe, a circuit of the chiseled crests cupping the Red Tarn cove.
Severe Hiking
9.9 km away
The second half of this route takes in much of the roughest ground in the Lake District and you need the fell craft of a goat to keep up a good pace.
Extreme Hiking
9 routes · Hiking
6 routes · Hiking
5 routes · Hiking
7 routes · Hiking