All 214, and the Outlying Fells
Every Wainwright by book, plus the 116 Outlying Fells. See what's done, what's left and how each book is going. Already done a few? Tick them off in one go.
For the Lake District fells
Every Wainwright, one tick at a time.
Bag The Lakes keeps track of the fells you've climbed, plans your next round and puts the photos from each day on the right summit. It works on the tops, with no signal.
Free, in your browser. Add it to your home screen to use it like an app.
Everything for a day on the fells
Photos on the right summit
Log a day's peaks with the date and your photos. The location in each photo puts it on the summit you took it nearest, so a big round sorts itself out.
Maps with no signal
The whole Lake District map, with contours and hill shading, is kept on your phone. It still draws on a summit with no bars.
Plan your round
Tap the fells you're after and get the route on real paths, with distance, ascent and time for each leg. It can put the peaks in the best order and exports GPX. Planning works offline too.
Leave the car at home
Lakes bus routes and stops are on the map, with timetables for the day you're going, so you can start at one stop and finish at another.
Bag them together
Add friends, tag each other on a day out and see the fells you've climbed together. Your profile shows your progress and achievements, and you choose who sees each part of it.
Put it on your home screen
Bag The Lakes runs in your phone's browser, with nothing to download from an app store. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen, like any other app.
- iPhone: open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
- Android: open it in Chrome, open the menu, then Install app.
Early days
Bag The Lakes is new, and sign-ups are invite-only while it settles in. If you've been invited, open the app and create your account with the email you were invited on.