A Whiteside and Grasmoor Round
Route Details
| Distance: | 15.9 kilometreskm |
|---|---|
| Ascent: | 1,216 metresm |
| Estimated Duration: | 6 hourshrs How is estimated duration calculated? |
| Wainwrights Visited: | 6 |
| Start & Finish: | Cinderdale Common - NY 1624 1936 |
This route is part of the Walk the Wainwrights in 36 Walks collection.
Route Map
Route Profile
6 Wainwrights Visited
| Name | Height | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Whiteside | 707 metresm | The North Western Fells |
| Hopegill Head | 770 metresm | The North Western Fells |
| Grasmoor | 852 metresm | The North Western Fells |
| Wandope | 774 metresm | The North Western Fells |
| Whiteless Pike | 660 metresm | The North Western Fells |
| Rannerdale Knotts | 355 metresm | The North Western Fells |
Maps
Modern technology has made navigating in the Lake District fells much easier, however, it is imperative that you also carry a map and compass and know how to use them.
The following maps cover the full A Whiteside and Grasmoor Round route.
The following maps only show part of the A Whiteside and Grasmoor Round route. As such you will need to pair each map with another to provide full coverage.
The North Western Fells
All of the Wainwrights visited by this route appear in The North Western Fells, the seventh of seven books that Alfred Wainwright wrote in his bestselling walkers guidebook series, A Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is estimated duration calculated?
Estimated duration is calculated using Naismith's rule, based on someone moving at a speed of 4 kilometres per hour whilst adding 1 minute for every 10 metres of ascent. Please be aware this calculation assumes you are continually moving and does NOT take into account any breaks.
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