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Hi

Anyone have a good GPX file for Helvellyn in the lakes? I'm looking for the one that descends via Dollywagon & Grisedale.

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Posted : 17/05/2018 4:52 pm
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I don't know why you'd need one tbh, up Keppel cove and over Helvellyn onto that descent is a huge scar of a trail that you'd struggle to get lost on.


 
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You'd be surprised. I know someone who managed to end up strolling along the shores of Thirlmere instead of Ullswater in good conditions.


 
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Yeah basically that, i don't want to get lost. Or if anyone has a good map of the route with easy to follow instructions that would also be good.


 
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You should be able to work it out from a map, it’s quite straight forward, and perhaps you should be doing that as a minimum skill anyhow for being high up on a hill


 
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What funkydunk says, if you can't look at a map and work it out, then maybe the mountains aren't for you.


 
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http://flattyres-mtb.co.uk/route-guides/lake-district-mtb-routes/helvellyn/


 
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https://osmaps.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/

Maps are your friend 🙂


 
Posted : 18/05/2018 10:16 am