Walk all the mountains in England over 3000ft above sea level
The English 3000ft'ers comprise 6 Mountains that rise above 915m (3000ft) with at least 30m (100ft) of reascent on all sides though Alfred Wainwright felt only 4 were sufficiently important to have their on chapter in his pictorial guides.
The highest point is Scafell Pike and all are within the Lake District National Park in Cumbria:
Most fell walkers walk the English 3000ft'ers in 4 walks - though it is possible to complete the task in just three walks if you are really fit - see walks c110 and c271 below.
The 4 walks you should walk are:
To walk Scafell Pike, Broad Crag and Ill Crag use walk
Walk c172 Scafell Pike & Sty Head from Wasdale
To walk Sca Fell use walk
Walk c109 Slight Side and Sca Fell from Eskdale
To walk Helvellyn use walk
Walk c124 Helvellyn Ridge from Thirlmere
To walk Skiddaw use walk
Walk c248 Skiddaw from High Side
Bagging Scafell Pike, Broad Crag, Ill Crag and Sca Fell in the same walk is very strenuous due to the huge descent and reascent required to cross the col at Mickledore which lies directly between the two mountains.
However, it is possible using walks:
Walk c110 The Eskdale Skyline from Eskdale
or
Walk c271 The Scafell Massif from Wast Water
If you are new to the concept of 'Peak Bagging' - any of these 6 would be a really good place to start your collection.
More information about Mountain Classification Systems including English Mountains (Hewitts), Wainwrights and English Hills (Bridgets)
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