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Castlerigg Stone Circle

Castlerigg Stone Circle is one of the most ancient stone circles in Britain, dating back to the late Neolithic or early Bronze Age. Comprising 38 massive stones, it sits on a hill north of Keswick, offering breathtaking panoramic views of t

Lodore Falls

Lodore Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in the English Lake District, with water cascading down steep rocks in a dramatic display. Visitors can hike along trails to reach the falls, enjoying lush forests and wildlife along the wa

Aira Force

Tucked within the lush woodlands of the Lake District near Ullswater, Aira Force is a spectacular 65-foot waterfall that has captivated visitors since the Victorian era. The thunderous cascade plunges through a rocky gorge draped in ancient

Alpacaly Ever After

Alpacaly Ever After is a unique alpaca experience center located in Keswick, set within the stunning Lake District National Park. Visitors can walk, feed, and take photos with friendly alpacas, enjoying a hands-on animal encounter. Guided h

Ard Crags

Rising to 581 meters in the heart of the Lake District, Ard Crags offers hikers a rugged ascent through heather-clad slopes and ancient stone walls. The summit rewards with sweeping panoramas of Derwentwater and the Skiddaw massif, where th

Armboth Fell

Rising majestically above the serene waters of Ullswater, Armboth Fell offers a dramatic ascent through rugged fells and ancient woodland. The summit rewards hikers with panoramic views stretching across the Lake District's iconic valleys a

Bakestall

Rising to 673 meters in the northern Lake District, Bakestall offers a serene escape into the rugged beauty of Skiddaw Forest. The summit rewards hikers with sweeping views of Bassenthwaite Lake and the distant Scottish hills, while the qui

Bannerdale Crags (summit)

Rising to 684 meters in the rugged Lake District, Bannerdale Crags offers a dramatic summit experience with sweeping views over the Blencathra massif and the rolling fells beyond. The ascent winds through wild heather moorland and rocky out

Barf

Rising to 469 meters in the heart of the Lake District, Barf is a rugged, windswept peak that rewards hikers with sweeping views over Bassenthwaite Lake and the surrounding fells. Its steep, grassy slopes and rocky summit offer a classic La

Base Brown

Rising 646 meters above the Lake District, Base Brown is a rugged fell that offers sweeping views of Borrowdale and the surrounding fells. Its grassy summit and rocky outcrops create a sense of wild isolation, perfect for hikers seeking a q

Bessyboot

Rising to 551 metres in the heart of the Lake District, Bessyboot is a rugged fell that forms part of the dramatic Rosthwaite Fell massif. Its craggy summit offers sweeping views of Borrowdale and the surrounding fells, with a wild, untamed

Bleaberry Fell

Rising majestically above the serene waters of Windermere, Bleaberry Fell offers a rewarding ascent through rugged Lakeland terrain. The summit provides panoramic views that stretch across the valley, capturing the timeless beauty of the En

Blease Fell

Rising as a rugged shoulder of the iconic Blencathra massif, Blease Fell offers sweeping views over the northern Lake District. Its grassy summit, marked by a cairn, rewards hikers with a sense of wild solitude and a panorama of rolling fel

Blencathra

Rising sharply above the northern Lake District, Blencathra—also known as Saddleback—is a formidable fell with a distinctive twin-peaked ridge. Its rugged slopes offer some of England's most exhilarating scrambling, drawing hikers to Hall's

Bowscale Fell

Rising to 702 meters in the northern Lake District, Bowscale Fell offers a serene escape into wild, open moorland. Its summit, crowned by a dramatic cairn, rewards hikers with sweeping views of the Caldbeck Fells and the distant Solway Firt

Brae Fell

Brae Fell rises gently from the rolling moorlands of the Northern Lake District, a quiet summit that rewards hikers with sweeping views of the Solway Firth and the rugged Scottish border. Its grassy slopes, dotted with sheep and heather, of

Brandreth

Rising to 715 meters, Brandreth is a rugged fell in the heart of the Lake District, offering sweeping views of the Borrowdale Valley and the surrounding fells. Its grassy summit, often kissed by low clouds, provides a serene escape for hike

Carl Side

Rising 746 meters above the Lake District, Carl Side offers a rugged yet rewarding climb for hikers seeking solitude and sweeping views. This grassy fell, part of the Skiddaw massif, is often quieter than its neighbors, with a summit that r

Carrock Fell

Rising to 662 meters in the northern Lake District, Carrock Fell is a rugged peak steeped in Norse history, its name echoing the Viking settlers who once roamed these fells. The summit rewards hikers with sweeping views over the Caldbeck Fe

Castle Crag

Rising dramatically above the verdant Borrowdale Valley in the Lake District, Castle Crag is a small yet commanding peak that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells. Its rocky summit, crowned with remn

Castlehead

Castlehead is a small hill near Keswick in the English Lake District, renowned for its stunning 360-degree views. From the summit, you can see Derwentwater, the town of Keswick, and the surrounding fells. It was a popular destination for ea

Cat Bells

Rising gracefully above the shores of Derwentwater, Cat Bells is one of the Lake District's most beloved fells. Its distinctive shape, reminiscent of a crouching cat, draws hikers and nature lovers alike for a relatively short but rewarding

Catstycam

Rising abruptly from the shores of Ullswater, Catstycam is one of the Lake District’s most distinctive peaks, its sharp pyramid form often likened to a cat’s ear. The ascent is steep and exhilarating, rewarding hikers with panoramic views s

Causey Pike

Rising prominently above the Newlands Valley, Causey Pike offers one of the Lake District's most exhilarating ridge walks, with sweeping views over Derwentwater and the surrounding fells. Its distinctive pyramidal shape, crowned by a small

Clough Head

Crag Hill

Dale Head

Derwent Island and House

Derwent Pencil Museum

Dodd

Eagle Crag

Fleetwith Pike

Friar's Crag

Glaramara

Glenridding Dodd

Goosewell Farm Activities Centre

Grange Fell - Brund Fell (Wainwright)

Grange Fell - Brund Fell (summit)

Grasmoor

Great Calva

Great Cockup

Great Crag

Great Dodd

Great Gable

Great Sca Fell

Green Gable

Greenside Lead Mine

Grey Knotts

Grisedale Pike

Hay Stacks

Helvellyn

High Rigg

High Spy

High Stile

High Tove

Hindscarth

Hopegill Head

Keswick Convention

Keswick Country House Hotel

Keswick Museum & Art Gallery

Kirk Fell

Knott

Knott Rigg

Ladyside Pike

Latrigg

Lingmell

Little Calva

Little Cockup

Little Sca Fell

Long Side

Longlands Fell

Lord's Seat

Low Rigg

Maiden Moor

Meal Fell

Miton Hill

Mungrisdale Common

Outerside

Plumbago Mines

Puzzling Place

Raise

Rannerdale Knotts

Raven Crag

Ritson Force

Robinson

Round Knott

Rowling End

Sail

Sand Hill

Scar Crags (summit)

Seat

Seathwaite Fell

Sergeant's Crag

Sheffield Pike

Skiddaw

Skiddaw Little Man

Souther Fell

Stybarrow Dodd

Swinside

The Lingholm House