Lake District Walks | Newlands Round | Robinson | Hindscarth | Dale Head | High Spy | Maiden Moor

In late August 2022, Neil pays a visit to a true Lake District classic - the Newlands Round, near Keswick. There are several permutations for the round, depending on how many summits are included, and it can be done clockwise or anti-clockwise. Wainwright's preference was for a clockwise route, starting with Maiden Moor, and descending off Hindscarth, and we're not going to argue with that!

In this film, the route is anti-clockwise, starting from Little Town, climbing Robinson via the ridge (with a little bit of scrambling on Blea Crags), then on to Hindscarth, Dale Head, High Spy and finishing with Maiden Moor (home, famously, of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle).

Although not included in this film, our walk up Cat Bells is here:    • Lake District Walks | Cat Bells (from...  

It's a walk of roughly 10 miles, and 3,500 ft ascent, although some hills can easily be omitted, and there are various ways off, making it shorter (or, if needed, longer - primarily by including Cat Bells) and it is rightly famous for its sensational views into Buttermere, the stunning Newlands Valley and down over Derwentwater and across to Skiddaw.

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