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	Helvellyn, Grenada
		Helvellyn has just opened as a restaurant and I am delighted to review it, but I cannot in any fairness consider my judgement unbiased - I have known the house and its occupants far too long.
		Wandering around Helvellyn today it strikes me that well maintained gardens are considerably more durable than human beings.
		Helvellyn is a wonderful place to hang out for a day.
	www.doyleguides.com /helvellyn.htm (834 words)

	English Lakes - An illustrated guide to the Lake District - Helvellyn. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helvellyn is the highest point in a great ridge of fells, is the most frequently climbed mountain in the Lake District and offers unbeatable and spectacular views of the panorama of the Lake District from the its summit, on a clear day almost every fell in the area can be seen.
		Helvellyn's most dramatic feature is Striding Edge, a knife edged ridge which has, in the past, gained a fearsome reputation amongst walkers and must be treated with care.
		Red Tarn, on the eastern flank of Helvellyn, beneath Catseye Cam and Striding Edge, is one of the highest tarns in the Lake District, lying at an altitude of 2,356 feet and has a depth of 82 feet.
	www.english-lakes.com /helvellyn.html (533 words)

	hotel in grasmere the lake district - bridge house hotel - helvellyn
		Helvellyn is the third highest mountain in the Lake District.
		The main walking approaches to Helvellyn are from Grasmere, Withburn and Thirlspot in the West, and Glenridding and Patterdale in the East.
		There is some quality about Helvellyn which endears it in the memory of most people who have stood on its breezy top; although it can be a grim place indeed on a wild night, it is, as a rule, a very friendly giant.
	www.bridgehousegrasmere.co.uk /helvellyn.htm (600 words)

	Helvellyn Striding Edge - Print of Helvellyn Striding Edge
		The circuit of the ridges of Helvellyn that cradle Red Tarn is probably one of the most popular excursions in all of the English Lake District and it attracts thousands of visitors every year.
		For many, the crossing of Striding Edge and Swirral Edge - with a visit to the summit of Helvellyn en route - is their first and sometimes only encounter with the joys and thrills of rock scrambling on one of Britain's finest mountains.
		Consequently the majority of pictures taken of Striding Edge Helvellyn are either from along the ridge looking towards the main bulk of the mountain, or from Helvellyn summit itself.
	www.mountain-images.co.uk /striding-edge-behind-the-lens.htm (600 words)

	Catstye Cam to Dollywagon - Walk
		From Helvellyn summit it is quicker to head for Helvellyn Lower Man and White Side before descending the zig-zag path down the slopes of Raise and back by Glenridding Beck.
		The views from the top of Helvellyn (photo) are superb in all directions (panorama) though it does lack the splendid isolation of Catstye Cam.
		There is an iron fence post by the main path to Helvellyn which marks the start of the descent towards Seat Sandal, and the odd fence post on the way down, before a wall is reached with the route alongside it.
	www.lakedistrictwalks.com /catdol.html (785 words)

	Helvellyn Main Page
		Helvellyn from a distance approached from a route from Glenridding (Birkhouse Moor).
		The summit of Helvellyn is roughly 950 meters or just over 3000 feet tall so if you don't want to be disappointed by clouded views, when you check the weather take a note of the cloud base level.
		The quickest way up and down Helvellyn that I have found to date is from the NT car park at Thirlmere on the A591Ambelside to Keswick road.
	www.btinternet.com /~mark.sanders/helvellyn.htm (749 words)

	Ullswater Cottage - Helvellyn Cottage - UK Lodgings
		This self-catering accommodation is located a short stroll from the village in Glenridding on the banks of Ullswater, in the English Lake District.
		Helvellyn Cottage is at the end of a terrace of former miners' cottages and overlooks the southern end of the lake.
		Helvellyn Cottage is located above the village of Glenridding, on the road leading to the old Greenside Mine [now the Helvellyn youth hostel].
	www.milford.co.uk /england/accom/r-l-4002.html (446 words)

	Lakeland Landscape - Helvellyn (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Standing higher than all but the Scafells, Helvellyn is the third highest of the Lakeland fells and the most frequently climbed mountain in England.
		Situated approximately half way between Ambleside and Keswick, Helvellyn is easily accessible from the A591 and is one of the most admired peaks in the whole of Britain.
		There are fantastic views of the Lake District from the top of Helvellyn, and the range is the most extensive continuous area of high fell country in Lakeland.
	www.lakelandscape.co.uk /helvellyn.htm (140 words)

	Lake District - Helvellyn index
		The third highest in the Lake District, and in England as a whole, this 3,118 ft summit lies between Ullswater (to the east) and Thirlmere (to the west), and is actually just the most elevated point of a ridge of high ground lying north-south and situated between the two aforementioned lakes.
		The group falls naturally into two halves, being Helvellyn and its outliers to the south of Sticks pass, and the smoother and grassier Dodds to the north.
		Helvellyn's two lateral ridges, Swirral Edge and Striding Edge, both broaden out into fells in their own right, these being Catstycam (2917 ft) and Birkhouse Moor (2350ft) respectively.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /Lakes/Helvellyn/index.shtml (411 words)

	OneDayHikes.com - Hikes and Hiking Trails
		At one point, you follow a stone wall on the left, but only for a short time before the path veers away to the right - a divergence from the route indicated on the OS map due to erosion.
		Finally you crest the hill, to be met by a fabulous view of Catstye Cam and Helvellyn's summit beyond.
		It is well worth veering left and making the short climb along the crest to the top for the stunning views of Grisedale valley enclosed by soaring fells.
	www.onedayhikes.com /Hikes.asp?Hikesid=4 (1152 words)

	Youth Hostel, Helvellyn - General - YHA
		Approached by a 0.75-mile track from the village of Glenridding, YHA Helvellyn is in an isolated and peaceful spot, 900 feet above sea level.
		Enjoy a hike up Helvellyn or the surrounding peaks or, for less strenuous walking, try the scenic lakeshore paths around Ullswater.
		The track to the hostel is suitable for cars and minibuses, but not coaches, ask hostel for details.
	www.yha.org.uk /find-accommodation/the-lake-district/hostels/helvellyn/index.aspx (130 words)

	Helvellyn
		From the top of Helvellyn, these are pictures of Red Tarn, to the north of Striding Edge, and Catstye Cam, with Ullswater in the distance.
		The first picture is of Swirral Edge, which connects Catstye Cam to Helvellyn, on the right.
		Here is most of the walk in one picture, from Clough Head on the left up to Helvellyn and beyond, on the right.
	www.braithwaite-cottage.co.uk /helvellyn_ridge.htm (273 words)

	Helvellyn - a panorama - Walking Britain
		Taken from the northern end of Helvellyn's summit area this view includes many interesting details.
		Helvellyn Lower Man is the first summit down the path with Whiteside, Raise and the Dodds all lined up along the main ridge.
		On the far right of the frame is Catstye Cam linked to Helevellyn by Swirral Edge, which is just visible with Ullswater behind and the Pennines in the far distance.
	www.walkingbritain.co.uk /gallery/panoramas/p183.php (96 words)

	Helvellyn Cottage, self catering cottage in Glenridding, Ullswater, Cumbria the Lake District
		Helvellyn Cottage, self catering cottage in Glenridding, Ullswater, Cumbria the Lake District
		Helvellyn Cottage is an end of terrace old miners cottage situated above the village of Glenridding on the road leading to the old Greenside mine (now the Helvellyn YHA).
		So whether youâre planning an expedition up Helvellyn and its sister peaks, looking to enjoy the pleasures of Ullswater or simply looking for a base to explore the Lake District, Helvellyn Cottage provides you with the perfect place.
	www.helvellyn-cottage.com (276 words)

	Flickr: Photos from theendurancecoach.com
		Plucky approaches the hole in the wall on the Helvellyn run route
		Plucky the 'roadman' finishes 16th at the Fred Whitton, 2 weeks later he would be 1st at L'Etap du...
		The line can't come too soon for Marc at Helvellyn
	www.flickr.com /photos/theendurancecoach (169 words)

	The Lake District - Helvellyn
		One of only four Lake District peaks over 3000ft, Helvellyn comes high on any peak-bagger’s hit list.
		The classic way to climb the mountain is by way of Striding Edge from Glenridding, a knife-edge of an arête that sends you soaring high above the icy waters of Red Tarn.
		For a wide range of other images, go to the home page.
	www.lakedistrictdesktops.com /lakedistrict/028-helvellyn.html (107 words)

	No More Daily Helvellyn For Pete... - OUTDOORSmagic OTH news
		The man who climbs Helvellyn daily to gather information for the Lake District's Weatherline service, will make his final working ascent of the mountain next Friday 13 April.
		Pete Collins, an ex-Royal Marine, has spent alternate weeks for the last five years between December and Easter walking to the summit of the mountain to check wind direction and speed, air and wind chill temperatures and conditions underfoot.
		The Daily Telegraph takes an in-depth look at the role of the 'felltop assessor' on Helvellyn, it's not all a happy fellwalking romp in the sunshine tha knows...
	www.outdoorsmagic.com /news/article/mps/UAN/4555/v/1/sp (525 words)

	Helvellyn Triathlon 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On Saturday I raced in the Helvellyn Tri in the Lake District.
		Although the distances are reasonable the terrain was brutal and I suspect one of the harder tri's on the circuit - for me, harder than Half Ironman.
		Then it was out on the run - to the top of Helvellyn and back.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~outric/helvellyn05.htm (298 words)

	Notes from a Devon Kitchen
		We have now stayed twice at Helvellyn Cottage, which, apart from the YHA near the old disused mine underneath Whiteside fell, is about as close as you can get to the summit of Helvellyn itself, one of the great peaks of the Lake District.
		We had to seize the chance and attempt to conquer Helvellyn via Striding Edge and Swirral Edge while the weather was set fair.
		Though Helvellyn via the Edges was most definitely one of the week’s highlights, we enjoyed other splendid walks.
	www.quaypress.com /winefood/devonkitchen/helvellynbraisedlamb.html (1315 words)

	Weekly Route - Striding Edge, Helvellyn - OUTDOORSmagic Walking
		A variant on the classic eastern approach to Helvellyn, taking in the easy Grade 1 scramble ridge of Striding Edge with a return over Nethermost Pike and Dollywagon Pike before the descent of Grisedale.
		It's a longer alternative to the classic but short return from Striding via Helvellyn summit and Swirral Edge which many walkers find too short for a satisfying day out.
		After a quick detour to the summit cairn, and maybe a break in the summit shelter, it's time to turn south.
	www.outdoorsmagic.com /news/article/mps/UAN/3651/v/6/sp/328634684618376471220 (1154 words)

	U.K. Lake District; Grasmere; Helvellyn (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helvellyn, several miles to the northeast of Grasmere, is one of the most popular fells in the Lake District.
		Long and broad the mountain actually comprises several peaks, so that a person can have, after nearly 3000 feet of ascent, a bouncy walk with many views along the ridges, till you're ready to come down and and visit a pub.
		There are occasional jokes about the number of cairns along Helvellyn.
	www.lookoutnow.com /places/weather2.htm (129 words)

	Walk up Helvellyn
		I am going to sleep very well tonight after doing this!
		If you’re saying ‘walk’ up Helvellyn, I take it that you intend to avoid Striding Edge and its rocks.
		You’ll be very lucky if you actually see anything from the top, but it’s a great climb, and it’s nice to have been up somewhere like that.
	www.43things.com /things/view/523220 (297 words)

	Helvellyn Walks and Photos
		The aim of this website is to provide a taster of the wonders on offer around Glenridding, Ullswater and Helvellyn in the Lake District.
		All images and text copyright Barco House 2007
		âA walk in the Helvellyn range offers more than just outstanding views over the Lakeland fells, it is a tour of some of the finest elements mountain landscapes have to offerâ www.fld.org.uk
	www.helvellyn.com (88 words)

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