This one is deceptively short on km but was some testing ascents that reward you with fantastic views, I hope you enjoy it😃. More info in the description. Thanks for watching ⛰👍🙏

Another great video. Love Fleetwith Pike it's my favourite. Some do from the slate mines but it has to an ascent up the nose every time 👍

Hi Tony, hi Alison, another cracking video and route. Most mountains have many routes to their summit but for me, the only route to take to the top of Fleetwith Pike is up Fleetwith Edge. It’s so much fun, and offers incredible views. You should have nipped over to Black Star. It gives immense views down in to the Honister pass. You mentioned Piller. I did that on Saturday from Wasdale. When you do it, go up to Dorehead via Dorehead Screes, it’s brilliant fun. I’ve ticked off 129 Wainwrights now, but I have to say Steeple which I did on my walk up to Piller is my new favourite. Just an amazing looking peak and the views from the summit are amazing. All the best Dave 😀⛰🥾

Great video again Tony. We think this is the best part of the lakes and was up there last year from Cornwall.Always wanted to do this walk but have to stick to lower ground these days so walked around crummock water which was great and a pint in the Kirkstyle Inn to end. Glad you showed us what it was like up there and very professional as always. Cheers.

Great video Tony. I did that route when doing the Wainwrights a couple of years back when it was a very hot day. Beautiful walk as long as you take your time when coming off Haystacks towards the end of the walk

Another cracking video Tony, I did the same walk in reverse last September. I’m slowly working my way through the Wainwrights, but living in Belfast, it’s a costly hobby. Keep up the great work.

Great video Tony. I never knew there was a climbing wall up there. I've been up Haystacks before (the way you went down) but not fleetwith pike. We are making haystacks our 214th we do together. Hope Alison's knees are ok. Mark