A Wainwright fell print can mark a first summit, a favourite route or a walk shared with someone important. Start with the fell that means something to you, then choose a design and size that suit the wall.
Buy 3 prints, save 20%
Build a wall around the fells you have climbed, or choose a gift for a walking companion. Add three or more eligible prints to your bag and 20% is automatically taken off the qualifying prints at checkout. No code is needed.
You can mix eligible designs and choose the available sizes and print-only or framed options on each product page. The discount applies to the selected print prices, not delivery, and cannot be combined with another discount. Greeting cards are excluded.
Choose your Wainwright fell prints or browse all Lake District prints.
Gifts for Wainwright walkers: tell their story in three prints
Someone working through the Wainwrights may already have a list of summits. A personal gift can celebrate the memories behind that list: their first fell, a favourite day out and the summit they were proudest to reach. Ask which places matter before choosing; a lesser-known fell can mean more than the most famous peak.
- Three walking milestones: choose a first summit, a favourite fell and a recent achievement from the current range. Catbells, Helvellyn and Scafell Pike are possible subjects, but let the walker's own story lead.
- One area, three views: choose the Buttermere or Langdale combinations below to bring a favourite walking holiday together.
- A shared trip: mix two fells with the lake, village or valley where you stayed. The connection can make the group feel personal even when the artwork uses different styles.
These are suggestions for choosing individual prints. Check each listing's artwork and options before adding it to your bag; you choose the three pictures yourself.
Browse our Wainwright Fell Prints collection for the current range. It is a growing selection of Lake District artwork, rather than a complete set of all 214 fells.
Choose a fell with a memory attached
Helvellyn and Striding Edge captures the ridge and Red Tarn, while Scafell Pike is an option for someone remembering England’s highest summit. For Keswick and Derwentwater memories, consider Catbells and Derwentwater.
Quieter favourites matter too. Explore Loughrigg Fell and Rydal, Haystacks and Buttermere or High Street and Mardale for a view with a more personal connection.
Build a group around a walking area
- Langdale: pair Bowfell with Pavey Ark and Stickle Tarn or Crinkle Crags.
- Buttermere: combine Haystacks, Grasmoor and Red Pike.
- Northern fells: choose Skiddaw and Blencathra for a wall connected to the Keswick area.
Compare the artwork before choosing
Look at each listing image for its palette, viewpoint and lettering. Detailed illustrated landscapes create a different mood from pared-back geometric or painterly artwork. Keep frame colour or spacing consistent when you mix designs, and check the actual artwork rather than assuming every print shares one style.
Pick the size and frame for your space
Each product page lists its available sizes and print-only or framed options. The starting price is for the smallest print-only option; larger sizes and frames change the price. Measure the wall first, use paper templates, and choose the final options before adding a print to your bag.
Our print and frame guide and poster size guide explain what to consider.
Mix a summit with the place you stayed
Pair one or two fell prints with Keswick and Derwentwater, Borrowdale or Bowness-on-Windermere. Explore Lake District lakes and Cumbria places for the wider range.
See our Lake District gallery wall guide for arrangements, or return to all Lake District Prints.
Explore a particular walking area
For a more local choice, use our Keswick and Derwentwater print guide, Buttermere fell print guide or Langdale wall art guide. Each compares named subjects and helps you choose a picture with a personal connection.
Look beyond the best-known names
The growing range also includes Carrock Fell, Beda Fell, Froswick, Souther Fell and Wetherlam. Check the individual artwork rather than assuming every design uses the same style. A quieter favourite can make a thoughtful choice for someone who knows the fells well.
For mountains beyond the Lakes, explore UK Mountain Prints, including Welsh mountains, Scottish mountains and the Peak District.