Grey Crag
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| "The quiet beauty gives place to romantic beauty, placid scenery to exciting. One looks east, and the heart is soothed; west and it is stirred." |
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A.Wainwright
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The easternmost summit of the Lake District Grey Crag is the point where mountains give way to the moorland of the Northern Pennines and the Yorkshire Dales, to the west of the summit the land drops down towards Longsleddale steeply over rocky outcrops while to the east the slopes are gently and grassy descending over gentle valleys and moorland, here there are names more reminiscent of the central Lake District with valleys such as Wasdale and Borrowdale far less frequented than their more famous namesakes.
To the north of Grey Crag lies Tarn Crag and an easy path to Gatesgarth Pass and Harter Fell, the link to the main High Street range to the west.
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Above Mardale and Longsleddale: Tuesday 22nd September 2015
£22.00Far on the eastern edges of the Lake District lies Haweswater and Mardale Head, a beautiful scenic valley, alittle off the beaten track for those staying in the central Lake District but easy to get to from the M6. At the head of the valley lies the High Street ridge but to the south the summits of Branstree and Selside Pike make a wonderful walk off the beaten track with stunning views of this beautiful corner of Lakeland and east towards Yorkshire. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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Above Mardale and Longsleddale: Private Guiding
£120.00 From £16.00 per personFar on the eastern edges of the Lake District lies Haweswater and Mardale Head, a beautiful scenic valley, alittle off the beaten track for those staying in the central Lake District but easy to get to from the M6. At the head of the valley lies the High Street ridge but to the south the summits of Branstree and Selside Pike make a wonderful walk off the beaten track with stunning views of this beautiful corner of Lakeland and east towards Yorkshire. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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