Articles related to "Scafell Pike"

Scafell Pike, in the English Lake District can be climbed in one day from Borrowdale, Wasdale, Langdale or Eskdale

The growth in popularity of hill-walking has led to an increase in the erosion of the hiking trails on the mountains of the English Lake District.

Hike around the biggest lakes, Windermere and Ullswater. Climb Scafell Pike, the highest point in England. Visit historic houses, explore literary connections.

Wastwater, by public vote is "Britains best view." Canoeing here alongside Wasdale Screes, with views to the Scafells has a special character unique to the Lake District.

Climbing one of the highest peaks in the UK is a challenge in itself, how about climbing the three highest mountains in 24 hours?

The Langdale Pikes are a group of five distinctive mountains in the heart of the English Lakeland, near Ambleside and Windermere with a rich history from the Stone Age.

Cumbria - an area of outstanding natural beauty was recently voted "Britain's Favourite View". Home to Jemina Puddleduck author Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth.

A scrambling circuit around Great Gable, discovering Napes Needle and Sphinx Rock cannot be found in many guide books yet makes for a fantastically challenging day out

The early settlers of the English Lake District were not Anglo-Saxons but Celts. Their language lingers in the names of many of the rivers, lakes and mountains.