Type: Trad, Sport, Aid, Boulder, Ice, Snow, 2500 ft (758 m), Grade II
FA: unknown..probably Neanderthals
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Shared By: Paul Ross on Dec 10, 2009
Admins: Chris Owen, Euan Cameron

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Description Suggest change

A short but fun and beautiful hike the other side of the lake from Shepherds Crag. From Keswick drive to the bottom of Catbells.(15mins). Stagger upwards (about 1500',1 to 1 1/2 miles.) to the summit.Note ;-BE CAREFUL .... This climb ,possibly the most popular as such in Britain has claimed many more lives than the North Face of the Eiger.I do not believe many if any from falling ,most I hear were from heart attack by the none too fit and or the elderly!. Never the less we took on the challenge and did it >>>>>> Nice Views ,and there are about 1200 rock climbs close by.

Location Suggest change

NW England. The Lake District.... William Worsworth and Betrix Potter Land.

Protection Suggest change

Rain Gear,Tool for scraping off sheep pooo (US term) from your boots.

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