
Wainwright Fells | Stunning Lake District Summit Walks
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The Wainwrights: A Journey Across the Lake District Fells
To walk the Wainwrights is to truly know the Lake District. Following in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright, this collection of fells takes you from the gentle, heather-clad slopes of the Loweswater Fells to the rugged, rock-strewn heights of the Scafells. It isn’t just a list of summits; it’s an invitation to explore every corner of Cumbria—the quiet valleys, the sharp ridges, and the panoramic views that have inspired hikers for generations.
Whether you are a seasoned "bagger" closing in on your final peak or a weekend wanderer looking for your first summit, each fell offers a unique character and a different perspective of the National Park. Use our guides to track your progress, discover the best ascent routes, and find the most rewarding vistas in England’s high country.
Explore our detailed GPX files and live weather updates to plan your next peak safely.
Featured Wainwright Fells | Stunning Lake District Summit Walks
Scafell Pike Walk — Wasdale Route, Parking & Guide
The complete Scafell Pike walk guide from Wasdale Head — the shortest route to England's highest summit. Free GPX, parking, the Brown Tongue climb, timings and safety.
Read Guide →Black Crag Walk — Tarn Hows & Tom Gill Circular Guide
The Black Crag walk in full — a circular route linking Tom Gill waterfalls, Tarn Hows and a Wainwright summit above Coniston. Free GPX, parking, timings and tips.
Read Guide →Castle Crag Walk — Borrowdale's Smallest Wainwright Guide
The Castle Crag walk in full — a short, steep circular from Rosthwaite to the smallest Wainwright, with Borrowdale views, slate quarries and a cave. Free GPX and tips.
Read Guide →Old Man of Coniston Walk — Circular Route, Parking & Guide
The complete Old Man of Coniston walk guide — an 8.1km circular via Low Water, the summit and Goat's Water. Free GPX, parking, copper-mine history, timings and tips.
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