Standing tall and proud at the western end of Great Langdale is a series of dramatic buttresses, scree gullies and gnarled, rocky
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The Langdale Pikes are possibly the Lake District’s most recognisable fells. You might not have heard their individual names before, but there’s
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People travelling along the A591 cannot fail to miss the distinctive summit rocks of Helm Crag reaching skyward above Grasmere. The highest
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Helvellyn… It’s a name that manages to be both authoritative and somehow whimsical at the same time. How can any walker resist
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Hampsfell is truly tiny – this limestone hill sits just 728ft (222m) above sea level. Yet it provides some breathtaking views out
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Coniston Old Man is one of the most popular fells in the Lake District; visit the summit platform on a sunny day,
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The mountains of the Lake District are the highest, craggiest and most dramatic in England. This is a breathtaking landscape of often
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Sometimes referred to as England’s last area of wilderness, the North Pennines form part of Cumbria’s eastern border. This is the highest
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At 2929ft, or 893 metres, above sea level, Cross Fell is the highest point on the Pennine chain of hills that stretches
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The Pennines aren’t famous for their ‘wow!’ moments; their high, rolling moors, although magnificent in many ways, generally lack the rocky drama
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