It culminates in the height of Red Screes overlooking the Kirkstone Pass. It is one of the largest screes in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. It is known more commonly as the northern portion of the Wastwater Screes. Mostly limestone rocks but also moraines and screes. Open stony screes and rocks are exposed to the jagged ridges and summits. The summit is a flat sheepwalk, giving no clue to the drama of the Screes. Immediately to the west lies Giza Peak and the snow-free Promenade Screes. It was about the elimination of the war damages and screes in the city. The Scafells are well seen, as are the Wasdale Screes. The lower part is covered with screes. Nearer views, with care, are possible down the Screes themselves. On Red Screes these are found high on the northern ridge. The boundaries of Red Screes are formed by the four streams in the adjacent valleys. It is also common in rocky places and screes, particularly in humid spots. The crags atop the Screes reveal the plagioclase-phyric andesite lavas of the Birker Fell Formation.