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The 214 Wainwrights — Terrain Map Poster

The 214 Wainwrights — Terrain Map Poster

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  • All 214 fells pinned
  • 50 x 70 cm sheet
  • Framed, or rolled in a tube

Alfred Wainwright’s seven Pictorial Guides laid down a lifetime of fell-walking. For those bagging the summits, completing the 214 Wainwrights is a project spanning years of Lakeland weekends. Having the entire round laid out geographically gives baggers the complete picture, turning individual hikes into one unified journey.

This genuine relief map is drawn from surveyed LIDAR elevation data. Every summit is marked with a pin, colour-coded by its original guidebook and numbered by elevation. Beneath, a precise key lists all 214 fells from Scafell Pike downwards, displaying their names and heights in feet just as Wainwright recorded them.

Ideal for a hallway or study, this map is available either unframed or fully framed. A natural wood or black frame perfectly complements the earthy terrain palette. It stands as a handsome focal point and a working tally, allowing you to trace your routes and count off the heights you have conquered.

Size

One size: 50 x 70 cm (about 20 x 28 inches). That is the printed sheet itself; on the framed option the 20 mm moulding sits outside it, and there is no mount, so the map runs to the frame.

There is only one size because of the key. All 214 fells are named on the sheet, and that type sets at 3.4 mm at 50 x 70 cm, 2.5 mm at 45 x 60 and 1.4 mm at 30 x 40 — only the largest is comfortably readable, so only the largest is sold. Reading the fell names is the point of the sheet.

Paper, frame and glazing

Printed on 200 gsm enhanced matte fine-art paper, chosen for flat colour: no gloss, no reflections, and ink that sits in the sheet rather than on it.

Framed — a 20 mm wide, 24 mm deep solid wood moulding in black, white or natural oak, glazed with shatterproof acrylic rather than glass, on an MDF backing board with hanging fixtures already fitted.

Unframed — the same print on its own, rolled and posted in a tube for you to frame as you like.

Delivery and returns

Every sheet is printed to order, at the production facility closest to your delivery address.

Framed pieces are made and dispatched within 5–10 working days; an unframed print is quicker, as there is nothing to assemble or glaze. UK delivery normally takes up to five working days after dispatch; international orders can take up to 28 days.

Full detail is in our shipping policy and refund policy.

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The same map, the other way round

This map is printed as two different sheets. This one is the poster: every summit numbered by height, with a key naming all 214 fells — something finished, to hang and to read.

The other is the checklist. Same map, but all 214 fells are listed beside it with a box to tick and a line to write the date you climbed each one, and it comes unframed — because you cannot tick a box through glazing.

See the map checklist

Every fell, named and measured

The relief is drawn from surveyed LIDAR elevation data, so the ground under the pins is the real ground: every ridge, every valley and every lake where it actually lies. Each of the 214 summits sits at its own surveyed position, coloured by which of Wainwright's seven Pictorial Guides it belongs to, and numbered by height — highest first, in the altitudes Wainwright himself recorded.

  • 214 fells, every one of them
  • 7 Pictorial Guides, 1955–1966
  • 3,210 ft Scafell Pike, the highest
  • 985 ft Castle Crag, the lowest
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