Watch me walk The Greenburn Round 14, in the Lake District, which is route 4 from the Walking the Wainwright's book by Stuart Marshall.
The Greenburn Round hike is my sixth walk from the Walking the Wainwright's book, 6 of 36.
It was a 8 miles walk and the Wainwright Baggging included Steel Fell, Calf Crag, Gibson Knott, and Helm Crag.
The walk starts from a private road at Ghylls Foot which is a mile or so outside Grassmere. We parked on the main road on the past Ghylls Foot heading away from Grassmere, in a laybye to the right when you go past the farm. Once you start walking from the private road, you head up the hill, it pretty much all up hill until Steel Fell. This is the hardest part of the walk. Then all the other 2 fells are all on undulating grassy ground. This is a very easy walk by Lake District standards. The walk loops back after Helm Crag and there is some road walking to get you back to the car.
Kit used:
Insta360 One X2 360 Action Camera
Vivobarefoot barefoot hiking boots
Otto waterproof socks
Decathalon hiking trousers
Rab merino t-shirt
Ultimate Direction Fastpack 35
Garmin Fenix 6 Pro
Rab mid-layer
DJI Mini 2
Rode Wireless Go II external mic (which unconnected on little man hence the bad audio there, everywhere else it worked a treat).
The Walking the Wainwright's book by Stuart Marshall breaks down how you can do all 214 Wainwright's in 36 walks, in the amazing Lake District.
You can buy the book here : [ Ссылка ]
Or you can get the GPX files from the Walking Englishman website, for your Garmin Watch or OS Maps here : [ Ссылка ]
Total Lake District Wainwrights completed: 36
