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Bookmark or Share- Fells - Striding EdgeThe Lake District is famous for its mountains and fells, attracting thousands of walkers and climbers to the area each year. From a gentle stroll up Latrigg, to a challenging climb up Scafell Pike – England’s highest peak – there is something for everyone, whatever your energy levels and experience.
- Striding EdgeStriding Edge is the famous and renowned ridge that flanks the south eastern passage to Helvellyn. The most common route to Striding Edge is from Patterdale or a longer walk from Glenridding. The target from either route is to reach the ‘Hole-in-the-Wall’ to reach the best way of traversing the ridge from east to west.
- Striding Edge – A photo diary of Lake District fell walksStriding Edge is the photo diary of Sean McMahon’s fell walks, capturing the beauty and moods of the wonderful Cumbrian landscape. The site contains details of the Lake District’s 214 Wainwright fells and 541 Birkett fells as well as walking routes and guides.
- Helvellyn - Striding EdgeHelvellyn is the third highest fell in the Lake District and one of the four over 3000 feet. Of course, the best way to get up there is to climb via the finest ridge in the District, Striding Edge! Snow on the summit of Helvellyn. Swirral Edge and Catstycam from Helvellyn.
- The Western Fells - Striding EdgeThe Western Fells. The Western Fells lie within a wide sector, driving deep into the heart of Lakeland at Sty Head. They are bounded in the north-west by the Cocker valley, ‘jewelled by the lovely lakes of Buttermere and Crummock Water’. South-west their boundary is Wasdale, running towards the sea.
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