It was a wintery day with frequent snow showers and a brisk breeze on the summit. I was out with the dog so we followed the easy trail from Whinlatter visitor centre along the green route, some reference to the map was required to make sure I had the right turning along an unmarked track by Ullister Hill to reach the summit of Lord’s Seat. There was snow laying on the ground but crampons were not needed. We headed back to the green trail and continued to Seat How, returning to the visitor centre via Thwaitehill Knotts.
Area :North Western Fells
Essentially this area is encompassed by Lakes of Bassenthwaite, Derwent Water, Buttermere and Crummock Water with the southern boundary being the Honister Pass
It was a wintery day with frequent snow showers and a brisk breeze on the summit. I was out with the dog so we followed the easy trail from Whinlatter visitor centre along the green route, some reference to the map was required to make sure I had the right turning along an unmarked track by Ullister Hill to reach the summit of Lord’s Seat. There was snow laying on the ground but crampons were not needed. We headed back to the green trail and continued to Seat How, returning to the visitor centre via Thwaitehill Knotts.
