Top 10 Walks: Lake District: Low Fells

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This superb pocket size book will take you on ten short circular walks to the ten best-known low fells in the Lake District

The fells get their name from the Old Norse word, fjalls, which originally meant areas of rough upland grazing. Today, the Lakeland fells promise some of the best high level walking in England, and a real sense of freedom.

But though the high fells often feature rocky summits, narrow edges and sheer cliffs, the lower fells, below the 2,000 foot contour, are greener, rounder and kinder. Walking on them can still be steep and strenuous, of course, but the routes are more suitable for the general walker. And the views are just as incredible.

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Description

One of ten books in the Top 10 Walks: Lake District series.

This attractive and cleverly structured guidebook gives walkers the ten finest routes to the summits of Lakeland’s lower fells in a popular pocketable format.

With clear information, an overview and introduction for each walk, expertly written numbered directions, Ordnance Survey maps, eye-grabbing panoramic photographs, and interpretation of points of interest along the way, these guides set a new standard in clarity, appeal and ease-of-use.

Contents

The Lake District National Park: an introduction

Top Ten Walks: Low Fells: a photo mosaic

    1. Lord’s Seat and Barf
    2. Dodd
    3. Catbells
    4. Castle Crag
    5. High Rigg
    6. Haystacks
    7. Helm Crag
    8. Loughrigg Fell
    9. Wansfell
    10. Holme Fell

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What they say …

“You simply can’t go wrong with these lightweight, pocket sized guides; there’s OS mapping, easy to follow directions and great pictures in a well presented small package.”

Cumbria Magazine

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