Famous fell running challenge in the Lake District of England. A 66 mile/106 km loop beginning and ending at the Moot Hall in Keswick, it includes 42 fells with a total elevation gain of 26900 ft / 8200 m. One of the classic big 3 mountain challenges in the UK, the others being the Paddy Buckley Round in Wales (https://peakery.com/challenges/paddy-buckley-round/) and the Ramsay Round in Scotland (https://peakery.com/challenges/ramsay-round/).
Highest peak
Scafell Pike
3,209 ft / 978 m
Most prominent peak
Scafell Pike
2,992 ft / 911 m prom
Most climbed peak
Scafell Pike
217 climbs
Most difficult peak
Scafell
Class 2
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 2 peaks
Highlights
- In 2018, Killian Jornet completed the Bob Graham Round in a record time of 12hr52min.
Latest climbs
"In the clouds most of the day. Had a few moments where it cleared within seconds, then you'd turn around and the cloud was back. Enjoyed the climb up to Great Gable, but Base Brown was purely a 'ticking off' exercise, I doubt I'll ever top that one again.
The original plan was to tick off Kirk Fell and Fleetwith Pike nuttall summits as well. However, I had a friend with me who doesn't do this as much as me, so had to tone down the pace somewhat. We also started a bit later so was a race against the sunset.
I think I also descended Great Gable down the wrong slope, ending up on a seriously steep scree slope towards Beckhead Tarn. We persevered after descending too far down and tried to traverse more towards the slope we should have probably descended down. All ended ok in the end, but it was hardly a safe route - I'm not a fan of scree surfing on stupidly steep ground ;-)" — adventure-stricken • Nov 6, 2025
"In the clouds most of the day. Had a few moments where it cleared within seconds, then you'd turn around and the cloud was back. Enjoyed the climb up to Great Gable, but Base Brown was purely a 'ticking off' exercise, I doubt I'll ever top that one again.
The original plan was to tick off Kirk Fell and Fleetwith Pike nuttall summits as well. However, I had a friend with me who doesn't do this as much as me, so had to tone down the pace somewhat. We also started a bit later so was a race against the sunset.
I think I also descended Great Gable down the wrong slope, ending up on a seriously steep scree slope towards Beckhead Tarn. We persevered after descending too far down and tried to traverse more towards the slope we should have probably descended down. All ended ok in the end, but it was hardly a safe route - I'm not a fan of scree surfing on stupidly steep ground ;-)" — adventure-stricken • Nov 6, 2025
"In the clouds most of the day. Had a few moments where it cleared within seconds, then you'd turn around and the cloud was back. Enjoyed the climb up to Great Gable, but Base Brown was purely a 'ticking off' exercise, I doubt I'll ever top that one again.
The original plan was to tick off Kirk Fell and Fleetwith Pike nuttall summits as well. However, I had a friend with me who doesn't do this as much as me, so had to tone down the pace somewhat. We also started a bit later so was a race against the sunset.
I think I also descended Great Gable down the wrong slope, ending up on a seriously steep scree slope towards Beckhead Tarn. We persevered after descending too far down and tried to traverse more towards the slope we should have probably descended down. All ended ok in the end, but it was hardly a safe route - I'm not a fan of scree surfing on stupidly steep ground ;-)" — adventure-stricken • Nov 6, 2025
"In the clouds most of the day. Had a few moments where it cleared within seconds, then you'd turn around and the cloud was back. Enjoyed the climb up to Great Gable, but Base Brown was purely a 'ticking off' exercise, I doubt I'll ever top that one again.
The original plan was to tick off Kirk Fell and Fleetwith Pike nuttall summits as well. However, I had a friend with me who doesn't do this as much as me, so had to tone down the pace somewhat. We also started a bit later so was a race against the sunset.
I think I also descended Great Gable down the wrong slope, ending up on a seriously steep scree slope towards Beckhead Tarn. We persevered after descending too far down and tried to traverse more towards the slope we should have probably descended down. All ended ok in the end, but it was hardly a safe route - I'm not a fan of scree surfing on stupidly steep ground ;-)" — adventure-stricken • Nov 6, 2025
"Lovely route, albeit a bit more 'hands on' than anticipated - fair bit of scrambling and a bit of exposure here and there on Halls Fell Ridge. The 50-60kmh cross wind didnt help ;-)" — adventure-stricken • Nov 1, 2025
