Lakeland Fellranger - Walking the Mid-Western Fells

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Cover

Paperback - PVC

Published

13 Mar 2009

Edition

First

ISBN

9781852845438

ISBN (10)

1852845430

Size

19.6 x 13.0 x 2.0cm

Weight

460g

Pages

272

Originally Published

13 Mar 2009

The Mid-Western Fells

by Mark Richards

Lakeland Fellranger guidebook by Mark Richards covering 22 summits in the Mid-Western Fells of the Lake District. Includes a variety of the best walking routes, old and new, in the triangle between Great Langdale, Borrowdale and Wasdale, all presented with the author’s inimitable passion and flair. More...

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Activities

Walking and (occasional optional) scrambling

Seasons

Suitable all-year round walking. Winter walking, even on the lower fells of the Lake District is Read More... not for the inexperienced or under-equipped.

Centres

Great Langdale, Ambleside, Borrowdale, Keswick, Wasdale Head

Difficulty

Straightforward, short ascents, often not on clear paths, to be used as a basis for readers’ own Read More... walks. Navigational skills needed but no specialist equipment. Any scrambling is easy and non-scrambling options are always provided.

Must See

A fresh perspective on classic summits of the Lake District like Scafell Pike, Bowfell and the Read More... Crinkles, and inspiring introduction to lesser-known fells such as Hard Knott, Rossett Pike and Whin Rigg, with crystal-clear Harvey mapping and the author’s detailed elevation diagrams and panoramas.

‘I have the latest two titles to hand – The Southern Fells and The Mid Western Fells, with his meticulously researched directions, clear beautifully coloured accurate maps, sketches and lovely photographs.

These are lovely guide books, with a high quality of ‘finish’ which I have personally found can be trusted both in the UK and abroad to give safe directions with interesting texts, allowing you to enjoy the countryside through which you are walking.’