로우스워터 주변 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

North face route is screey, quite steep and exposed in parts, but still very do-able with great views at the summit. Well worth a trip!

The cairn is over the fence which has barbed wire topping it, but the actual spot height is on the opposite side to the cairn.

Stunning views from the summit

Beautiful Views and good for the soul.

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

A small cairn with the best view being the one looking down to lake Loweswater

The large cairn offers shelter from the wind when needed

Cracking view

The highest point of the Loweswater Fells and a great place for some peace and quiet.

Loweswater is one of the smaller lakes in the Lake District. It's unusual in that it drains towards the centre of the national park rather than towards the edge. It's owned and managed by the National Trust who maintain the paths around the lake. For a runner the circuit of the lake is a nice fairly flat loop of about 4.2 miles (6.8 km). It's a nice change to run around the wooded sides of the lake rather than the more exposed fells.

The National Trust owns and maintains a series of these bothy style buildings around the country. Unlike a traditional mountain bothy, they are available for private hire through the NT holidays website. This one sleeps six on wooden sleeping platforms. There is a log burner but nothing else so it's a bit like camping with walls. The location on the southern bank of Loweswater is a great adventure base. The lakeside trail is a a nice easy run and Mellbreak Fell is nearby.

The highest point of the Loweswater Fells

climb up to the left of the waterfall at the bridge, there is a bigger one just above with better photo opertunities. 🙂

you can book this through the national trust

Holme Beck's cascades tumble down from the Loweswater fells of Burnbank Fell, Blake Fell and Carling Knott, empyting into Loweswater after a delightful journey through Holme Wood. These three fells, two of which are Wainwrights, make for a modest but beautiful fellwalk, while a stroll through Holme Wood along the shores of Loweswater is classic Lakeland.

Great for dog walking

Perfect in the summer

Great place with breathtaking views

There is a National Trust car park at the south end.

Not too far away there is a yurt hidden in the woods