크럼목 워터 주변 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Sit on the briyand just listen. Well worth it

Start point and map

Start/end of the trails

Amazing scenery of the lake and fells, good place for photos

The view from this location is fantastic. Elevated and widespread views into the valleys and mountains. There is a seated bench allowing for a rest & hydrate

Approaching this mountain it makes you stop and admire the steep contour and shape. I said to myself "it is like a giant mole hill". Stunning to see.

At this point you are effectively as far as the trail goes before heading back towards the start point. There is a man made water ford that is easy enough to ride over. It is an ideal location to stop and hydrate, eat and rest. There are slight banked seating points area where you can sit down and rest

The track here suddenly has no trees on the track edge and is slightly more open land. There is a slight rise that your climbing, the surface is compact but medium size rock which takes a bit effort to ride over

Riding through the valley some of the mountains tend to be daunting, this one especially. There are areas where scree has fallen, even one section where the trail path was covered but still able to ride over it. Great views

Amazing scenery and sights in this location. Some hills are prominent and steep, worth viewing them

The lake is fed by numerous streams including the beck from Scale Force. The River Cocker starts from here, flowing towards Cockermouth where it joins the River Derwent.

Like all the lakes and low level routes that are more accessible, expect it to be busy

Glorious views! Well worth the trip

Lovely road with beautiful views🤩

This fun gravel track runs alongside the River Liza through a scenic steep-sided valley.

Char Dub, a narrow stretch of the River Liza between the Irish Bridge and the lake, is an area where Arctic Char spawn, giving rise to its name.

Sheer drop to the road below. This is half way down!

Easy hike.spectacular views of Cromock water

Amazing place to go

This spot offers fabulous views over Crummock Water. Stretching over 2.5 miles (4 km), this crystal-clear lake features a rocky bottom and is bordered by the steep fellsides adorned with Skiddaw slate.