Scafell Pike, 3.209 ft.

Going up with Wast Water lake behind

On sunday the 24th of April, Louise, Tom, our two dogs, Bramble and Jimmy and myself (Oscar) went to the Lake District to climb the highest mountain in England.



Scafell Pike Summit

With incredibly lovely weather, we started early on monday morning, from the National Trust Campsite in Wasdale, and at about 11:30 we arrived at 3.209 feet, the summit of Scafell Pike.

Summit routes

If you click on the picture or on the name, you will be able to see, from different web pages, the description of the most popular routes to these 5 emblematic summits.

 Carrauntoohil (Corrán Tuathail) in Ireland, 1.038 m (3.406 ft)

Slieve Donard (Sliabh Dónairt) in Northern Ireland, 850 m (2.789 ft)

Ben Nevis (Beinn Nibheiss) in Scotland, 1.344 m (4.409 ft)

Snowdon (Yr Widdfa) in Wales, 1.085 m (3.560 ft)

Scafell Pike in England, 978 m (3.209 ft)

Hikers

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Tom Guallar

25/04/11 Scafell Pike (ENG)
14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
21/07/11 Snowdon (WL)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)

Louise Brown

25/04/11 Scafell Pike (ENG)
14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
21/07/11 Snowdon (WL)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)

Oscar Guallar

25/04/11 Scafell Pike (ENG)
14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
21/07/11 Snowdon (WL)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)

Philip Brown

14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)

Janet Brown

14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)

Bramble & Jimmy

25/04/11 Scafell Pike (ENG)
14/06/11 Ben Nevis (SCO)
21/07/11 Snowdon (WL)
12/10/11 Carrauntoohil (IRL)