Wasdale & Wastwater from the Westmorland Cairn on Great Gable
Pillar Rock
Crossing to Lindisfarne via the Pilgrim's Path
Cessford Castle, Scotland
High Cup
The summit of Great Calva
The summit of Green Gable
The summit of Clough Head
High Level Traverse, Pillar
St Cuthbert on Holy Island (Lindisfarne)
Ennerdale Water
Great Knott, Crinkle Crags & Bowfell
Long Top, Crinkle Crags
The summit of Binsey
Swirral Edge, Catstycam, Red Tarn & Striding Edge
The three of us on the summit of Helvellyn
Gategill Fell, Blencathra
Crib Goch, Snowdonia
Looking over Rydal Head near Hart Crag on the Fairfield Horseshoe, Lake District
Suilven from Meall Meadhonach
Cul Mor from Stac Pollaidh, NW Highlands of Scotland
Fudge on the summit of Ben Hope
Cairn Toul on the Lairig Ghru
Sphinx Rock on Great Napes, Great Gable
An Teallach
Scafell Pinnacle & Pisgah from the top of Deep Gill, Lake District

Welcome to our Website

Why have a website?  To be honest it is a wonderful medium in which to share your walking journeys and is also an excellent tool for other people to glean information from.  We have found it invaluable to be able to draw upon other walkers experiences when planning any walk, particularly Long Distance Trails and therefore thought we could add to this wealth of information on the internet.  We hope you like what we have put together and please feel free to get in touch by using the "Contact Us" tab above or visit us on Facebook at Masarnen Ramblers.​

'We don't stop hiking because we grow old - we grow old because we stop hiking'
​Finis Mitchell


Latest walk added on 31 October 2026

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High Rigg & Tewet Tarn


Lake District

Previous Walks

Seahouses & Bamburgh


Northumberland

Langdale Skyline


Lake District

Wansfell Pike & Baystones


Lake District

Muker & Keld


Yorkshire

Disclaimer

All walks described are provided in good faith and the routes taken are in no way an indication of right of way, but of general direction only. You are reminded that it is your responsibility, as always to ensure you are safe and fit to conduct a walk. You should also be in possession of a map and compass whilst out on a walk and more importantly know how to use them.
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The timings detailed for the walks are taken from the day the walk was completed. There is no guarantee that anybody choosing to follow a similar route would complete it in the same length of time.

The information provided is, to the best of our knowledge accurate at the time of writing the individual walk report. However, we do not accept any liability for any loss, damage or injury incurred by those using any information contained within this website.