Grange Fell
| "Grange Fell is nothing on the map, everything when beneath one's feet." |
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A.W Wainwright
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Although not the most famous mountain in Lakeland and quite minor in the height tables Grange Fell is a gem.
The lower slopes are covered in oak woodlands and the higher rambling summits (there are three tops to Grange Fell) are covered in bracken and heather.
It's joy to explore this rambling fell with spectacular views over , Grange, Derwentwater and Keswick as well as south over the Borrowdale Valley to Scafell Pike and Great Gable.
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Grange Fell and Borrowdale: Saturday 27th December 2015
£22.00Fully Booked
The rambling summits of Grange Fell above the Borrowdale Valley and Derwentwater make a thoroughly enjoyable shorter days walking in the Lake District. From Grange this guided walk climbs first over the summit of Lords Seat before crossing to Brund Fell, the highest point on Grange Fell before descending to Rosthwaite and following the wonderful River Derwent back to Grange. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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