Despite its modest height it provides spectacular views towards the Troutbeck valley from one side and the entire northern half of Windermere from the other. Our friends living on the clay soil of The Weald to the north come down here to walk their dog from Autumn through to Spring as they don't need to wear their wellies. The path continues, through a kissing gate, then another gate and into a field with a fence on your left.

Follow the signed path through more fields and through a number of gates and stiles to arrive at a cluster of buildings marked on the map as Loanthwaite. Otherwise there's a crossing of the B480 at Pishill and some tiny bits of back-roads at Upper Maidensgrove and Maidensgrove (there a track alongside the road along the southern edge of the Common). You can review an Accommodation that you booked through our Platform if you stayed there or if you arrived at the property but didn’t actually stay there. The shortest walk is in Lincoln (3 miles) and the longest is in the Horncastle area (17 miles, but this can be split into two walks).Both are designed to reconnect us with the reservoir of power and intuition that is the birthright of us all. The walks also include some digital waypoints using the what3words app to help you check your location at key points.

Directly below you should be able to spot Aunt Emily’s house, “Cedar Holme”, on the crook of two rivers, with its own little harbour. Overall - the guide is aimed at walkers of all ages and abilities and provides a variety of walks that can be adapted to suit the individual. Summary : Wansfell (1588ft / 484m)is a popular walk, usually undertaken from Troutbeck, or straight up the steep northwest side from Ambleside. Head up the fellside into the woods, bearing left, and ignoring a right hand fork, past a large rock formation on your right. At the top there is no actual trig point, but a rather unusual stone monument marking the 244m (803ft) summit of Latterbarrow.This will provide you will a compass to guide your decisions in life, relationship, family and work as you shift from thinking to feeling and begin to resonate with true nature.

I think he’ll have to keep us up with what he’s currently got though which will cause frustration on here.The main difference between this guide and most other walking guides is that this guide doesn't include step-by-step instructions. There are various small peaks and crags on the summit of the hill and you will soon reach the first, flat-topped, view point. Look out for a narrow left hand path leading away from the main path signposted ‘National Trust: Keswick Fell, (C). Please inform Danny Studio - Base for walks, cycling and work stays in advance of your expected arrival time. After the cottages continue on a tarmac road for about 100m and take a right turn towards a farm, followed in just a few steps by a left turn signed ‘Loanthwaite, Hawkshead, Outgate.