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The hike up to Scafell Pike is surrounded in BEAUTY don't forget to look up and around, take it all in and take your time. Closer to the top the terrain is rocky and screen and it tires you out. Save your energy before hand 👌💪🦵

Service most Sundays at 11.00

Real sense of acheivment until you finish the walk and realise there was so much more to do!

Stunning look back across Wastwater and the road you come in on.

Beautiful hike via the waterfall, farmland and woodlands. The last part of the hike is uphill on winding roads. It's tiring but the views at the top are spectacular! Some parts of the hike were boggy but most of it was gravel paths.

Relatively decent path up to Scafell pike.

Amazing views both going up and back down Scafell pike.

Great views of wast water on the way down Scafell pike.

Great views on the way up Scafell pike

This small tarn is surrounded by dramatic mountain landscaps, including the Langdale Pikes to the south and Harter Fell to the north.

This is a beautiful walk up through Stanley Ghyll which is a stunning gorge with a constant sound of tumbling waterfalls.

The amazing view of wastwater some roadside parking and few car parks along the road

There’s a fantastic viewpoint you can walk out on to, which gives you an impressive view of the falls

Eskdale Mill is a historic watermill dating back to the 16th century, making it one of the oldest working watermills in the Lake District. The mill has now been restored and is a popular visitor attraction showcasing the traditional milling techniques and workings of a watermill.

Stanley Ghyll flows down from Birker Fell to the River Esk near Boot. There is a steep path which follows the stream and passes the spectacular Stanley Force.

The River Esk flows through Eskdale. Lovely paths follow the banks, giving access to the river for paddling or just to enjoy the view. Bit rocky and rough but not far from the road and great fun for kids.

Excellent views of the ridge to come from the base. This route up via Bell Rib is a steep Grade 1 scramble and care should be exercised especially in winter conditions.

Good shop, cafe & toilets available too!

I passed on the stepping stones. Definitely involves getting wet. I went by the bridge.