Hutton 최고의 등산 경로

Decent walk either up to Blencathra, or on the way back down. Fantastic views over Keswick

The Bad Step on Sharp Edge is the crux to this grade one scramble ridge. This is a short section with intimidating drops and poor had holds. Take care.

Some climbing necessary here, somewhat exposed....dangerous when wet. There are easier alternative trails.

Car parking for approx 10 cars. Honesty box for donations. No toilets although there are some in Threlkeld.

epic views over Keswick and Derwent. Gnarly, technical decent option down Halls Fell ridge

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.

A bit of a surprise on an otherwise flat route. A scramble needed to get down. Extra caution needed in wet weather.

Hall’s Fell takes its name from Threlkeld Hall, which is set in the fields opposite the Southern face of Blencathra