High Street
The historical Roman road plateau framing massive vistas down towards Mardale.
Ill Bell Peaks
Distinctive canonical shapes lining the steep ridgelines above the Kentmere basin.
Angletarn Pikes
A rugged double summit looking out silently over the waters of Angle Tarn.
Hallin Fell
An accessible mountain outpost yielding vast, premium panoramas over Ullswater.
High Street
The historical Roman road plateau framing massive vistas down towards Mardale.
The Far Eastern Fells of Lakeland rise to the east of Kirkstone Pass and the Patterdale valley. To the north and south, they run down into low country, and eastwards they merge into the high ground of the Pennines. Many of the heights are relatively inaccessible and lonely, but the scenery here and the excellence of the walks rank, in Wainwright’s view, with the Lake District's best.
The outer boundary of Wainwright’s Lakeland Fells is the Head of Ullswater and Haweswater in the northeast and Longsleddale Valley Church to the southeast. This area then extends across to Ambleside’s Wansfell in the South West.
Very nice site :-) John C
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