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Great view, perfect for photos!

Lots of 'rock gardens' making this challenging. The descent is extremely tough. Got off the bike a few times. With no body protection equipment, it is not worth the risk.

Maximum points if you can cycle right the way across 🤙

Huge hole in the ground.

The bridge is situated on a footpath and cycle path linking Elterwater to Skelwith Bridge, near Ambleside in Cumbria. The bridge spans the River Brathay, a short distance upstream from the Skelwith Force waterfall. The bridge was designed and built by specialist metalwork company Chris Brammall Ltd, who have also created some very fine bridge railings in Staveley and Sunderland. (The happy pontist)

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amazing view over Coniston water and the old man of Coniston and surrounding fells

Fantastic view point over Coniston!

Easy Bridleway down to North end of Coniston

Not much to actually see when in the forest other than trees but getting to and fro offers inch views

One of the best views in the uk

Newly extended this is a great place to eat right on the lake shore

Cumbria Way 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

A relatively easy pass in either direction; one you have to tick off the Lake District hit list!

a tarn not many people vist, if your looking for solitude and a wild camp, this is the place

Hodge Close Quarry is one of many slate workings in the Tiberthwaite Valley. It's a beautiful natural moment characterised by giant boulders and dense forest. On the other side of the quarry is a great singletrack.

From here you are afforded breathtaking views of the Coniston Fells. This mountain range features several notable peaks including Coniston Old Man, Wetherlam, and Dow Crag.

Tasty food and snacks, worth a stop

Here, from the rough road that takes you up to High Oxen Fell, you can get great views looking north towards the Langdales. There is some gentle terrain and woodland in between, but it all adds up to a typically beautiful Lake District scene.

The Wasdale Head Inn is one of THE iconic Inns of the Lake District. In the early days of British climbing, it was the meeting and gathering point before so many famous ascents. The Photographs in the dining room lay testament to its long association with climbing and adventure in Wasdale, the Lake District and further afield. A stay in the hotel or at least a meal and a drink in the bar are almost mandatory for seasoned walkers and climbers. You can feel the history here. There are excellent facilities here (except NO mobile signal) and the hotel even has their own small campsite opposite.

Great pub to visit after a long walk around wasdale head, serves food also with a shop adjacent to the pub, another of those lake district pubs kept away from the big name chains… but for how long