Jonathan Lagoe and Andy Hyslop

The most striking aspect of Lakes Bouldering is the sheer variety of rock types and environments available in the area, from the seaside sandstone of St Bees to the high volcanic boulders of the Central Lakeland fells and from the grit-like Carrock gabbro to clean Eskdale granite. This variety means that conditions are likely to be decent somewhere in the region on most days of the year.

This guide contains the usual topos, maps, descriptions etc.

Some of the areas covered are:--- Kentmere, Chapel Stile circuit, Langdale Boulders, Wrynose, Coniston, Gouther, Carrock Fell, Thirlmere Boulders, Ullswater, The Bowderstone, Langstrath Boulders, Honister, Gillercombe Boulders, St Bees North Head, Fleswick Bay, St Bees South Head, Wasdale, Eskdale Fisherground, Upper Eskdale, Furness Area.

208 pages.