In reply to elliot.baker:
Pinnacle Ridge and Striding Edge in the one walk is a fairly contrived thing, a big day out, and with a very unbalanced distance/ascent:actual scrambling ratio. You would probably be better off, especially with limited daylight, and certainly with the experience I'm assuming you have from this thread, treating them as separate routes.
Striding Edge and Swirral Edge is the classic Lakeland ridge round in the mode of the snowdon horseshoe. It's significantly easier than Crib Goch (as per your previous thread), not quite grade 1 scrambling but with a nice airy ridge crest feel. Busy at weekends, but if you've not been before then it's a must-do. As per this route card (though of course it won't be snowy this weekend):
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=71
For those of limited mountain experience Pinnacle Ridge is a totally different proposition to Striding Edge or Crib Goch. You've sensibly said in the previous thread that you'd prefer to try more grade 1 scrambles before moving into grade 2. It may be that some comments on this thread are coming from climbers who don't remember what it feels like to be just starting out on proper mountain scrambles. Your indoor and sport climbing grades are basically irrelevant here: mileage on mountaineering ground is what counts, and not knowing you personally the only sensible advice would be to build up gradually. For the avoidance of doubt PR is a solid grade 3, with a definite (albeit short) rock climbing crux and bags of exposure above this. It's much more of a mountaineer's scramble than a hillwalker's scramble like Crib Goch, if that makes sense. If you did want to do it, I'd suggest (predictably but sensibly) doing it as part of a round of St Sunday Crag, Fairfield, Hart Crag and the Hartsop above How ridge. However i would suggest that you don't do it just yet.
Instead of PR, this trip anyway, I'd make another predictable but fab suggestion: the round of Sharp Edge and Hallsfell Ridge on Blencathra. That's much more of a scramble than Striding Edge, and much more exposed. A lot closer to Crib Goch in terms of feel (and equally useful grade 1 experience to have under your belt if you're looking to go up the grades later). Here's a route description for that:
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=118
Aside from these two classic ridge routes you're obviously spoilt for choice in the Lakes for big hillwalking rounds. Here are a few:
Coledale round:
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=156
Scafell Pike and Great End via the Corridor route:
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=78
Bowfell and Crinkle Crags:
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=86
My suggestion for your trip this weekend though would be Striding/Swirral Edge as the bigger day followed by Sharp Edge/Hallsfell Ridge for your second shorter (albeit more scrambly) day