Summary:
The Back O'Skidda walk is a challenging route in the Northern Fells of the Lake District. It is a high-level circuit with approximately 2,500 metres of ascent across the relatively quiet mountains of the National Park. The route includes climbs to most of the significant peaks in the region including the summits of Carrock Fell, High Pike, Knott, Great Calva, Bakestall, Skiddaw, Little Man, Mungrisdale Common, Blencathra, Bannerdale Crags and Bowscale Fell.