Sca Fell — Local services in Great Britain

I had a really bad experience here..this place took me and my wife 5 hours to get the full experience up and down, the route absolutely needs a full uplift, maybe tarmac or the likes, there were rocks, shale and allsorts along the route, I lost my footing quite a few times. Along this route, not a single shop or toilet, especially on the summit where you should most definitely have a refreshment/ice cream stop. Once we had reached the summit, we had to wait a full 45 minutes for some cloud to move so we could see the particular view we wanted to see, we should not have to wait this long for a simple view.. On our ascent, we saw the fantastic mountain rescue helicopter rescuing someone from just below us, clearly another drunk out to ruin people's day, which of course put us both on edge as we are not keen on being around drunk people whilst enjoying nature. Finally, to top it off, about 25 mins from reaching the bottom, I got a stone stuck in my shoe, which really hurt my big toe, I had to pull over, search for a dry Boulder to perch all as they were all wet, and remover the stone. Again, if the route was tarmac, or the likes, this would not have happened. I hope my review raises a few concerns for anyone thinking of...

Great hike from Wasdale Head. Start on Path to Scafell pike and you turn right up to Mickledore pass after about 45mins. I Did a short cut up the scree and started Lord's Rake. Bit slippery but managed to do it. They say its not a scramble but you need to use your hands. There is a option from Rake to go left but very steep traverse. After summit went to the Lake Burnmoor Tarn and came...

Went up Scarfell Pike and then Scarfell on Saturday. Round trip about 7hrs with breaks for novice climbers like ke and my friends.

From Scarfell Pike it decends about 250metres sharply before you need to climb backup to 967metres to reach to the top...