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An impressive summit. I loved viewing it from Fairfeld (reminded me of Chrome Hill in the Peak District) then the mini scramble down cofa pike before ascending again to the summit.

Very popular with wild campers.

Red Tarn lies on the eastern flank of Helvellyn within a small valley. On the east and south sides of the lake you can see Striding Edge, a ridge that connects Helvellyn and Nethermost Pike to the ascent. The path up Helvellyn is almost entirely made of rock steps or slabs of existing scree. The circular route down via Lower Man and Whiteside summit is mostly a path through lichen and grass. The views over the peaks of the Lake District are magnificent. The national park is located in north-west England between the cities of Carlisle and Lancaster. There are plenty of car parks for hikers - but these are rare at weekends or in high season.

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Good spot for a break

Grisedale gives access to many of the finest adventures in the Eastern Fells, including Striding Edge on Helvellyn, Pinnacle Ridge on St Sunday Crag and the wild-feeling ridges and gullies of Nethermost Pike and Dollywaggon Pike. One of the national park's longer side valleys, it gets increasingly remote the further in you venture.

A giant presence beyond the southern end of Ullswater, St Sunday Crag is one of the finest mountains in the Eastern Fells. The Pinnacle Ridge, a grade three classic is the most coveted mountaineering route to the summit. Cofa Pike, on the ridge connecting to Fairfield, also provides excitement, though without anywhere near the technicality of Pinnacle Ridge.

Great views over to Helvelyn & Striding Edge and down the valley towards Ulswater

A long rocky ridgeline fell that is a prominent feature on the Patterdale skyline. It's part of the Fairfield massive but also works well to create an arm of a horseshoe style run up Helvellyn. Amazing scrambling up the north-west face which is used in the Lakes Sky Ultra.

Striding Edge leads airily up to the summit of Helvellyn from the Glenridding & Ullswater side. It's a classic and brilliant grade 1 scramble that is a brilliant although serious adventure at a run. Many sections are hands on for most people so don't expect to sprint up it. This is very challenging in high wind or wet/snowy/icy conditions so make sure you're prepared.

A walk to the top of Helvellyn is one of the most popular and adventurous walks in the Lake District through both Swirral Edge and Striding Edge ridges.

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Pinnacle Ridge is a classic Lake District scramble. This is a grade three route, so should only be attempted by those with knowledge and experience of scrambling at this grade. The trickiest part of the route is often finding it! The approach involves a strenuous climb from the Grisedale Valley floor to a scree field below the scramble. Once on route, the rock is of excellent quality and the traverse across the pinnacles provides outstanding scrambling that feels distinctly alpine.

Beautiful tarn great for a wild swim

Amphitheatre feel at red tarn. Great view of hellvelyn, striding/swirral edges and catstye cam.

Great round from Patterdale including St Sunday Crag, Cofa Pike, Fairfield and Hartsop Above How. Great views of Striding Edge and Ullswater.

Exceptional intermediate walk with amazing views on a clear day

Perfect place for a rest before attacking your final climb.

Great mountain. Clouds came down and then blew away to reveal shear drops and amazing vistas only feet away. The wind, mist and driving rain all added to the atmosphere. Striding and Swirral edge are no pushovers so be prepared and this is in July.

Killer views all around, can see for miles on a clear day, Awesome spot for lunch! Can be real harsh and windy under certain conditions though, Nice hike up during the summer months.

Red Tarn is beautiful but it can be windy up there! Nearby Striding Edge is an amazing way up Helvellyn.

St Sunday Crag is an outlier of the Fairfield Horseshoe. But with sheer cliffs that plunge into Grisedale (home to the thrilling Pinnacle Ridge), summit views that stretch over the Helvellyn massif and Ullswater, and a lakeside presence that sees it referred to as ‘the Ullswater Fell’, St Sunday is very much a Crag worth bagging.