사우스 레이크랜드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 산길

All I can say is, it's spectacular and challenging by car, bike, or motorcycle! Just be careful, the road is narrow, and unfortunately, there are always some crazy people who think they're the only ones on the road! Don't stress, bring plenty of water, and enjoy the outdoors! But it's not called "STRUGGLE" for nothing!

A good place place to stop for a pint after walking

The Three Shires Stone at the top of Wrynose Pass is the meeting point of the former counties of Lancashire, Cumberland and Westmorland. Now most people pass over en-route elsewhere. The road to east and west is single track with a few passing places. There is a small amount of parking here. Walkers often ascend up to Red Tarn to the north from here or south onto the Coniston fells.

Sadly the pub is currently closed and has been for some time. Don't pin your hopes on a post walk pint!

If you are on an e-bike then the only way to do it is ride up from Troutbeck and descend into Kentmere, unless you like walk mode!!! Even on a standard bike you are better doing it this way in my opinion.

Kirkstone Pass, at 1,493 feet (455 m), is the Lake District's highest pass open to motor vehicles. The pass connects Ambleside to Patterdale or Windermere to Ullswater. The Kirkstone Pass Inn is the third-highest pub in England and a useful start or end point to a run. This is the end point of the first leg of the Joss Naylor Challenge and it's also used as an aid station point in several races.

Very very steep climb

Very very steep in places