Alfred Wainwright's fell-walking companion Eric Robson (and his sheepdog) take on one of the greatest long distance walks in Britain - 190 miles and 39,000 feet of ascent in 14 day stages which take us through the spectacular outlying fells of Lakeland.
It's a walk that A.W. himself could have devised as a way of exploring his beloved remote fells. There's nothing he liked better than solitary days on the hill and this exploration of some of the finest and loneliest parts of Lakeland is a perfect companion to the walk through the Central Fells that he devised in 1931.
If you've never visited Grike, Green Crag or Stickle Pike join Eric Robson on an autumn walk that will give you what are quite simply the most spectacular views of Lakeland.