High Cup Nick is the best example of a glaciated u-shaped valley in Northern England. Situated high on the western flanks of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, …
Cauldron Snout is a rocky ravine below Cow Green Reservoir that the infant River Tees descends through spectacularly. The falls, which nestle within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural …
A sudden rock step presents itself on the western side of Scaley Beck. Although only short, it presents a tasty little challenge to unsuspecting walkers and a little extra excitement …
This beautiful waterfall provides a picturesque view when seen from below, as it is located just beneath the B6277 bridge.
By the way, you can access it from both the …
Pasture Beck rises in Threshthwaite Cove below Stony Cove Pike. It flows north, down the Pasture Beck Valley to join Hayeswater Gill which flows down the valley into Ullswater. There …
The Pennine Way bridleway follows Narrow Gate path along the awe-inspiring northern edge of High Cup Nick. The trail is great to ride, and the views are magnificent!
Running up between Mell Fell and Amber Hill is the beautiful Scordale Valley. Having the steep hillsides of the mountains on either side of quaint Scordale Beck makes for a …
The wild valley of Bannerdale starts below Brock Crags and runs north to join Ramps Gill in Martindale. The Bannerdale Beck follows the valley down and feeds into Ullswater. There …