Bleaberry Fell
| "No excuse is good enough for missing this easy walk, which is delightful throughout." |
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A.W Wainwright
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A circuit of the high fells to the south east of Keswick is an enjoyable shorter day in the Lake District mountains, the views from summits such as Walla Crag and Bleaberry Fell are magnificent and show Derwent Water off to it's best.
The descent by Ashness Bridge and across the terraced path above Derwent Water is also a joy.
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Bleaberry Fell & Walla Crag: Private Guiding
£120.00 From £16.00 per personThe Bleaberry Fell ridge climbs from Keswick and divides the valleys of Borrowdale and Thirlmere, this long ridge eventually leads south over High Raise to the Langdale Pikes but the northern end of the ridge including the summits of Walla Crag, Bleaberry Fell and High Seat give some of the best views of the northern Lake District. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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Bleaberry Fell & Walla Crag: Tuesday 10th November 2015
£22.00The Bleaberry Fell ridge climbs from Keswick and divides the valleys of Borrowdale and Thirlmere, this long ridge eventually leads south over High Raise to the Langdale Pikes but the northern end of the ridge including the summits of Walla Crag, Bleaberry Fell and High Seat give some of the best views of the northern Lake District. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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Bleaberry Fell & Walla Crag: Monday 14th December 2015
£22.00Fully Booked
The Bleaberry Fell ridge climbs from Keswick and divides the valleys of Borrowdale and Thirlmere, this long ridge eventually leads south over High Raise to the Langdale Pikes but the northern end of the ridge including the summits of Walla Crag, Bleaberry Fell and High Seat give some of the best views of the northern Lake District. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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