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Lake District Walks: Hiking up the Wainwright of Wetherlam from Tilberthwaite, Coniston

A winter hike up Wetherlam, a mountain near the village of Coniston, in the county of Cumbria in the UK. This mountain forms part of the Coniston massif which includes the famous Old Man of Coniston and Swirl How. Coniston lies on the shore of Coniston Water, a beautiful lake made famous in the 1960s by Donald Campbell, racing driver and speed record holder, who sadly lost his life in 1967 on Coniston Water in pursuit of the water speed record in a vessel named Bluebird K7. This walk took me on a wonderful journey through the Tilberthwaite valley and to the summit of Wetherlam on a gloriously sunny winter's day in December 2024. Subscribe to my channel, "The Fells of Great Britain", for hiking and drone videos of my wanderings on the fells Great Britain and do feel free to leave comments, good or bad, and suggestions for improvement in my future videos. VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 - The Fells of Great Britain 00:17 - Intro 00:58 - Sunrise Over Tilberthwaite 01:47 - Opening Commentary 02:22 - Tilberthwaite Gill and Waterfall 03:51 - Views of Wetherlam Edge 04:24 - Wetherlam - Drone Shots 06:04 - Route Map and 'Flyover' 08:25 - OS Route Map 10:37 - Dry Cove Panorama 12:24 - Lakeland Panorama 13:45 - View from Birk Fell Hawse 14:22 - Panorama of the Northern Fells to Keswick 15:56 - Wetherlam Summit - Drone shots 18:20 - Lone Trees 19:06 - Views East from Birk Fell Hawse 19:35 - Coniston's Social History 21:37 - Mining and Quarrying in Coniston 23:39 - Descent to Tilberthwaite 25:18 - Closing Commentary 27:12 - Choristers singing in Cathedral Cave, Tilberthwaite 27:51 - Outro and Credits The gpx file for this route is available on request from: [email protected]