To experience views like this - walk this walk:

1. Walk c114 High Street from Mardale Head The Far Eastern Fells Cumbria England

Superb high level route with great views

Route Details: Mardale Head (Haweswater Reservoir), Small Water, Nan Bield Pass, Mardale Ill Bell, High Street, Straits of Riggindale, The Knott, Rampsgill Head, Kidsty Pike, High Raise (Mardale), Raven Howe, Red Crag, Keasgill Head, Wether Hill, Bampton Common, Low Kop, Measand Beck, Haweswater Reservoir, The Coast to Coast Walk, Bowderthwaite Bridge, The Rigg, Mardale Head

Length: 23.00km (14.5ml) | Ascent: 1025m (3364ft) | Time: 8.50hrs | Grade:

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