Just stumbled across this on a slow day at work:
http://www.leaney.org/
It's a cracking site with profiles of all the Lakeland fells and suggested routes to run.
Enjoy!
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Just stumbled across this on a slow day at work:
http://www.leaney.org/
It's a cracking site with profiles of all the Lakeland fells and suggested routes to run.
Enjoy!
i have used this site a few times. it is very usefulQuote:
Originally Posted by marty mcfly
Any site with a 'select a fell' pull-down menu is fine by me!
Added to my bookmarks.
Great site . I've been using his desktops in class. Just a glimpse every now and then keeps me sane!;)
Cheers MM, been on this site before and never thought to post it on here:oQuote:
Originally Posted by marty mcfly
Your obviously more unselfish than me;)
Tis good. Have a look at 'mad about mountains' site too (can't remember the proper address but you will find it) Lovely pictures, 360 panoramas and great for armchair recces.
Resurrecting this thread - spent Mon-Weds in N Lakes and used this site as an excellent reference point for devising walking/easy running routes around some of the quieter lower Wainwrights (Whinlatter/Lorton Fells & Back o Skiddaw) http://www.stridingedge.net/index.html
iirc that's the one with the ridge maps on - 7 simple maps showing Wainwights with connecting ridges ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
http://www.lakedistrictwalks.com/miscel.html#panorama is pretty amazing as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
Shortcutted it, that Green Crags one has an interesting looking fishing spot at Stanley Force.