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Castlerigg by Diane Gainey
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Evening Sky by Diane Gainey
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Helvellyn stands 950m (3,117 ft) above sea level. Overlooking Thirlmere, this is the third highest peak in England. Always a poplular mountain to climb, the most well known access is over the spectacular Striding Edge.
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Striding Edge, Helvellyn
Photographs of Helvellyn from Flickr
Also known as Saddleback, Blencathra stands at 868m (2.848 ft). Located just to the North West of Keswick, there are many routes to the summit ridges, the most well known being over Sharp Edge.
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Blencathra from Low Rigg
Photographs of Blencathra from Flickr
Crummock Water is a wild and rugged lake, two and a half miles long, three quarters of a mile wide and owned by the National Trust. This is a peaceful place. The Lake District's tallest waterfall, Scale Force, falls drops 175 feet just above the lakeside.
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Crummock Water
Photographs of Crummock Water from Flickr
Dominating the landscape to the north of Keswick is Skiddaw, 931 m (3,054 ft). This is the fourth highest mountain in England and is the simplest of the Lake District mountains of this height to ascend, with a well-trodden route to the top from behind Latrigg. Wainwright recommended the walk to the summit as one which all the family can enjoy. But it can be windy and cold on the top.
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Skiddaw from Fitz Park in Keswick