Οι 4 πιο εκπληκτικές κορυφές Bromfield

Straight up, straight down. Simple walk but actually provides good views of the Back of Skiddaw mountain range on clear days.

A short walk from the parking to bag this Wainwright, on a clear day there are great views over to Scotland.

Lovely little fella on the north side of the lakes, from the gate at parking go left and traverse around then up to the peak for a longer walk

Wainwright affectionately calls Binsey the "Odd Man Out" and those who have tried to complete all the 214 in one go have called it much worse! Mainly due to it's isolated location but this is Binseys trump card. The views from Binsey give you a unique view of the Lake District with the back of Skiddaw and Sale & Ling Fell immediately in front of you. The view down Bassenthwaite lake leads your view down towards Catbells and of course the surrounding fells. It is a very straightforward walk, perfect for an evening stroll just as we did.

Beautiful spot and a very easy Wainwright to do. Straight up and down hike easily done in half an hour if you are coming up from the small car park at the Southern end. There are a variety of other hiking options too. Commanding views out over the rest of the fells.

The summit provides an excellent viewing point for watching the sun set over the Solway Firth.

St John's Hill is closely guarded by a field of cows and the threat of a bull. We waited it out for quite a while until the cows headed off down the field before we approached the summit. The summit has no marker but is at 285m in height. From above, you can clearly see evidence of an ancient earthwork enclosure just off the summit marked on the maps as 'The Battery'. The view to Criffel in Dumfries and Galloway is awesome.

Clints Crags offers a special view to the south east, down Bassenthwaite Lake in the shadow of the mighty Skiddaw (mountain). The fell itself is only 245m in height and can be easily walked from Blindcrake, a charming little west Cumbria countryside village. The summit is marked with a tiny cairn next to a very small quarry. We gave the cows a wide berth on the ascent as they looked a little bit twitchy.