The Route
The round may be attempted either clockwise or anti-clockwise, provided that the start and finish is at the Moot Hall, Keswick. Predicted times for each stage of the round can be determined using an adaptation of Naismith's rule.
| Summit Sequence |
Location |
|---|---|
| Start and Finish Line | Moot Hall, Keswick |
| 1 | Skiddaw |
| 2 | Great Calva |
| 3 | Blencathra |
| Road Crossing | Threlkeld |
| 4 | Clough Head |
| 5 | Great Dodd |
| 6 | Watson's Dodd |
| 7 | Stybarrow Dodd |
| 8 | Raise |
| 9 | White Side |
| 10 | Lowerman |
| 11 | Helvellyn |
| 12 | Nethermost Pike |
| 13 | Dollywagon Pike |
| 14 | Fairfield |
| 15 | Seat Sandal |
| Road Crossing | Dunmail Raise |
| 16 | Steel Fell |
| 17 | Calf Crag |
| 18 | High Raise |
| 19 | Sergeant Man |
| 20 | Thunacar Knott |
| 21 | Harrison Stickle |
| 22 | Pike O' Stickle |
| 23 | Rossett Pike |
| 24 | Bowfell |
| 25 | Esk Pike |
| 26 | Great End |
| 27 | Ill Crag |
| 28 | Broad Crag |
| 29 | Scafell Pike |
| 30 | Scafell |
| Road Crossing | Wasdale Campsite |
| 31 | Yewbarrow |
| 32 | Red Pike |
| 33 | Steeple |
| 34 | Pillar |
| 35 | Kirk Fell |
| 36 | Great Gable |
| 37 | Green Gable |
| 38 | Brandreth |
| 39 | Grey Knotts |
| Road Crossing | Honister Pass |
| 40 | Dale Head |
| 41 | Hindscarth |
| 42 | Robinson |
| Start and Finish Line | Moot Hall, Keswick |
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