Holme Fell
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| "The glorious jungle of juniper and birch, heather and bracken, make this one of the most attractive of Lakeland's fells." |
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A Wainwright
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The delightful little Holme Fell, above the Tilberthwaite Valley is one of the most charming little fells in the Lake District. The western slopes once heavily mined and quarried have now returned to nature and the brief glimpses of this mining heritage only adds to the charms of this little gem.
The southern flank of Holme Fell offers much for the scrambler where several crags offer routes above Yewdale.
It is the rambling nature of the fellside, covered in outcrops and heather, forests on the lower slopes and the craggy summits with unsurpassed views over Coniston Water to the south that make this a must for all lovers of Lakeland.
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Black Crag & Holme Fell: Private Guiding
£100.00 From £16.00 per personTwo of the lower fells between Ambleside and Coniston make a great walk together, especially when combined with a circuit of Tarn Hows. These two summits both have a great panorama from their summits, Holme Fell having one of the best views over Coniston Water and Black Crag having one of the best views over Windermere. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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Black Crag & Holme Fell: Monday 28th December 2015
£22.00Fully Booked
Two of the lower fells between Ambleside and Coniston make a great walk together, especially when combined with a circuit of Tarn Hows. These two summits both have a great panorama from their summits, Holme Fell having one of the best views over Coniston Water and Black Crag having one of the best views over Windermere. Learn More- Add to Wishlist
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