Wainwright's Walks refers to a collection of walking routes in the Lake District of England, created by the renowned fellwalker and author Alfred Wainwright. His guidebooks, published in the mid-20th century, detail 214 peaks known as Wainwrights, encouraging outdoor enthusiasts to explore the stunning landscapes of the region. The walks vary in difficulty and length, catering to both novice and experienced hikers. Each route is accompanied by maps and illustrations, making it easier for walkers to navigate. Wainwright's legacy continues to inspire countless visitors to the Lake District to enjoy its natural beauty through walking.