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Borrowdale photographs

About the Borrowdale Valley

Up to 2015 the small hamlet of Seatoller near the head of Borrowdale held the claim as being the wettest place in England. However at the time of writing the record has been beaten by Honister which is only a couple of miles away and in the same valley!

Borrowdale landscape photo gallery

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Borrowdale photographs was last modified: October 6th, 2018 by Gavin Dronfield Photography
river derwent flowing through dark atmospheric low hows wood in autumn
Low Hows Wood and the River Derwent
remote dock tarn amidst heather in flower under leaden grey skies
Dock Tarn
atmospheric blue and orange dusk over borrowdale fells of sargeants crag, heron crag, grange fell, catbells and skiddaw
Borrowdale Fells dusk
high seat in winter from summit cairn on bleaberry fell
High Seat from Bleaberry Fell
rain and dark moody skies over grains gill and borrowdale
Grains Gill storm
styhead pass footpath passes styhead tarn under dark ominous stormy skies at sunset
Styhead Pass footpath
wooden footbridge over styhead gill with dark moody clouds shrouding the fells
Footbridge over Styhead Gill
Walla Crag and Skiddaw from Falcon Crag at golden sunset
Walla Crag from Falcon Crag at sunset
broadslack gill and the allerdale ramble path pass behind castle crags scree in winter
Broadslack Gill valley
Ruddy Gill view of Castle Crag and Kings How
Ruddy Gill view of Borrowdale
Seatoller with snow covered Thornythwaite Fell
Seatoller below a wintery Thornythwaite Fell
Glaramara ridge and Red Beck ravine panorama during red sunset
Glaramara panorama
snowy trees reflected in Watendlath Beck
Watendlath Beck
Skiddaw from Jopplety How on Grange Fell in august
Jopplety How on Grange Fell
River Derwent stepping stones at Rosthwaite
River Derwent stepping stones
Ashness Bridge over Barrow Beck in autumn
Ashness Bridge