Category: summit
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“Mushroom” at Scout Scar, Underbarrow
The “mushroom” at Scout Scar, in between Underbarrow and Kendal in the south east Lake District is a popular, and rewarding easy walk for locals and tourists alike.
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Seat How Summit, Whinlatter Forest
Seat How Summit from Whinlatter Forest is a great family walk. 3.5 mile circular walk following easy to navigate trails. Amazing views over Derwentwater and Keswick and an adventure playground and cafe to finish!
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Latterbarrow, from Outgate / Hawkshead
Easy short climb up Latterbarrow near Outgate and Hawkshead
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Loughrigg Fell, Grasmere
Loughrigg Fell is a great little family Wainwright to climb. Easy to navigate from White Moss or the A591 layby.
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Irton Pike, near Santon Bridge
Irton Pike, just east of Santon Bridge in the Western Lake District is a fantastic family walk of less than 1.5 miles with stunning views
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Bowness Knott & Smithy Beck, Ennerdale Water
2 mile Smithy Beck trail at Ennerdale Water, or a slightly more tricky climb to Bowness Knott viewpoint
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Tarn Hows and Tom Heights
An easy circular pushchair walk around Tarn Hows with an optional excursion to the waterfalls or Tom Heights
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Lord’s Seat, Whitbarrow Scar, Witherslack
A walk up Lord’s Seat on Whitbarrow Scar, near Witherslack that includes climbing, scree slopes, caves and woods
Family Walks and Pubs in the Lake District 