Peaks and passes in Lake District National Park

This collection highlights the Lake District’s most significant topographical landmarks, from Scafell Pike, England's highest peak, to the dramatic ridges of Helvellyn and the pyramid-shaped Great Gable. It features accessible fells like Cat Bells and Orrest Head alongside the rugged Langdale Pikes and the historic Roman route atop High Street. The list also covers essential mountain passes, including Kirkstone—the district's highest road—and Honister Pass. These sites define the region's glacial geography, offering varied terrain ranging from steep rocky crags to panoramic viewpoints over Windermere and Derwentwater.