The Lake District - Cumbria
Hello, we are Hazel and Zoe, also known as True Freedom Seekers. We are truly dedicated to climbing all 214 Wainwrights in the Lake District and then blogging about them to help you out in climbing them for yourself. So far we have managed just over 180 of the Fells and we aren't stopping there.
The Lake District is a magical place and we want to share with you why you should visit Cumbria. And if you've visited already, then we want to help you find new things to do. See below our helpful guide on things to do in the Lake District.
Cumbria doesn't offer just Wainwrights to climb, it offers an array of fun and wild things to do, as well as the more relaxed and family adventures too. Check out below to find out more.
Our gallery of where we've been in the Lake District
All in all, you'll have an absolute blast. Let us help you to find what you want to do and the easiest way to do it. Check out our many pages with loads of information and guides to help with, quite literally, every step of the way. And if you fancy just browsing through some photos to get a feel for the Lake District, then guess what, we've got that covered too. Check out our gallery of the Lake District in Cumbria for some full-on views.
Latrigg walk from Keswick
So Latrigg is another epic little Wainwright to walk in the Lake District. Perhaps one of the most popular with it being so close to the nearby town of Keswick. And for its close proximity to the grand Skiddaw too. Our walk up to Latrigg was misty and damp but …
Haystacks walk and Fleethwith Pike from Gatesgarth
This stunning walk to the Wainwright of Haystacks would be one to remember. Not only does it include Fleetwith Pike which for me holds some of the best views in the Lake District. But it is also the place where Alfred Wainwright’s ashes were scattered at Innominate Tarn. The inspiration …
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Castle Crag walk from Grange including Millican Dalton’s Cave
On an extremely mild day, we started our walk up Castle Crag from Grange. At just under 300m/1000ft it is the smallest Wainwright to be included on the list, but don’t let that make you think it’s not to be taken seriously. Because Castle Crag Fell has some of the …
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PDF for ticking the Wainwrights - Free
Fill out your details below and we will send over your very own PDF copy of all the Wainwright's so you can tick them off one by one. There is even room for you to put the date you conquered them as well!
And even better than that, we have done 3 separate PDF's so you can pick your favourite. Whether you like ticking them off Alphabetically, Height Order, or by Region.
All photos throughout our Lake District blogs and Wainwright gallery are ours that we have taken.
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