In reply to Ava Adore:
Having been a regular visitor to the Lakes for around 25 years now, and having lived there for a year, I only visited the stone circle last week! I loved it actually. It was bigger than I was expecting and the 360 degree panaroma was great - you could entirely understand why they had built it there. Anyway...
Of course the best scramble in the area is to do Sharp Edge on Blencathra. With care it's fine in the wet and you can take the quick way off from the top (Halls Fell) if you're wet through by that point. It's a quick 2.5 hour jaunt +/- if you keep moving.
The classic wet weather climb in the area is of course Corvus in Borrowdale. It really does go in all weathers. I've done it whilst standing in puddles and sodden ropes. The traverse pitch is fab if you do it at the right time in your climbing career, and fun anyway. Long day though if the rain has really set in.
There is a wall which has relocated from near the pencil museum to quite a way out of town. Whilst the old one was neglected, it was (unfortunately) probably better than the new one which is rather small (at least in height) and designed I think more for groups doing general outdoors activities. But you could spend a morning or afternoon there if keen. Penrith wall is a lot better though if you can face a quick blast along the A66.