by Richard Hallewell
(2003; last rewalked and updated, 2009)
32 pages - 22 walks

The Lake District is the famous area of spectacular peaks and lakes in the north-west of England. This guide covers the western part of the area, including the Cumbrian coast, Ennerdale, Wasdale & Eskdale. This is a less-visited part of the Lakes – having no major tourist towns – but it contains some of the most dramatic scenery and walking in the Lakes. Walks range from 1.5 miles to 13 miles (2.5-21km). Routes include: Great Gable, Illgill Head & Wast Water, Ravenglass and a path through Eskdale.