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 Character: A rugged fell often overlooked in favour to its lofty neighbor Scafell Pike Englands Highest peak. A rocky fell with a flank of steep cliffs to one side and a grassy approach towards Burnmoor tarn. WasdaleWeb's opinion: A great fell, and one to be enjoyed in its own right. If you intend to link to Scafell pike as well be prepared to loose a lot of height. Lords rake and the Westwall traverse provide great routes But look here for the most recent news. Lords Rake Rock fall Approaches: From Wasdale the easiest approach is via the Burnmoor tarn path and up the grassy flanks to the summit, although this is often wet. The other approaches are via the brown tongue route and then to the summit via Lords Rake (see above) or up to and over Mickledore to the foxes tarn path which is a scramble to the summit
The sub dean of Lincoln Catherderel going heavenwards on the West Wall traverse The Scafell Wall of fame: Please feel free to join by sending me your photo on the fell and I will include it below The wall starts off with the picture above sent in by Edward Staines and taken last summer
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