그리세데일 탄 최고의 등산 경로

Amazing views on a clear day, it's quite the hike up from Grizedale tarn but definitely worth it, and only a short walk to Nethermost pike and Helvellyn.

It's a bit of a slog but some fantastic water falls so plenty places to stop and admire the views.

An amazing feat even by today's standards

grateful views of the peaks around before making the way up to the top of seat sandal

Helvellyn Lower Man is the connoisseurs summit for Helvellyn - you will have solitude here. This is one of the 3000ft (914.4m) summits that Wainwright ignored. Lower man is reached up the excellent Browncove crags route from Swirls car park or from Raise to the north. Or you can descend easily north from Helvellyn summit to reach it. Lower Man gives superb views of Swirral Edge and into Brown Cove. The ongoing ridge to White Side and Raise is very easy. The descent via Browncove crags is straightforward in the summer but care should be exercised in winter.

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.

Beautiful but be careful on those rocks very slippery when raining

Would of loved to spend more time up there but weather was very bad