Blea Rigg has a height of 541m (1,775 ft). It is a Wainright that rises between the valleys of Easedale and Great Langdale. The fell has a number of named tops in addition to the summit - in fact the...

The shapely peak of Bow Fell is instantly recognisable in any view and it commands a superb position at the centre of three popular valleys — Great Langdale, Langstrath and Eskdale. It is from the former that the mountain is...

Crinkle Crags is as fun a mountain as its name suggests, consisting of a serrated ridge of little peaks and valleys that undulates for over a mile. The path along the ridge is a delight, with new vistas and delights...

Gibson Knott is one of the Wainwrights and reaches a height of 420m (1,378 ft). It is located between Greenburn and Far Easedale along the southern ridge leading from High Rise. Due to its modest height, views are fair but...

The distinctive profile of the Langdale Pikes is instantly recognisable in any view and this rugged group of mountains offers a variety of walks to suit all tastes, from a gentle climb to Stickle Tarn to a full-scale scramble up...

Pike of Stickle has a height of 709m (2,326 ft). This Wainright is one of three fells that form the famous Langdale Pikes (the others being Harrison Stickle and Loft Crag) - one of the most popular fell walk destinations...

The distinctive profile of Rossett Pike is a familiar landmark that stands, sentry-like, overlooking the steep, winding pull-up to the Scafells on the old packhorse route beside Rossett Gill. Although rarely climbed in its own right, Rossett Pike is well...

Sergeant Man reaches a height of 736m (2,415 ft) and is actually only a secondary summit of High Raise, but was given Wainwright status nonetheless, because in Alfred Wainright’s words it "is so prominent an object and offers so compelling...