A lovely circuit of Carsington Water
About 9 Miles
Thursday, 9 May 2019
Monday, 6 May 2019
Whiteless Pike, Rannerdale Knotts 1st May 2019
From the car park the navigation to the top of Whiteless Pike and then back down to Rannerdale Knotts was very straightforward.
Whiteless Pike summit |
Rannerdale Knotts ridge path |
Fields of bluebells (maximum zoom) |
Rannerdale Knotts summit |
Buttermere |
Whiteless Pike from Rannerdale Knotts |
OS OL4 about 5 miles
Esk Pike, Rosset Pike, Seathwaite Fell 30th April 2019
Tuesday morning after a (usual) sleepless night, we set off at 7.00 AM up the Grains Gill valley. It took us around two hours to make the 3 mile climb up to Esk Hause. Using Esk Hause as a 'base camp' we walked to Esk Pike (back to Esk Hause), Rosset Pike (back to Esk Hause) and then Seathwaite Fell, before returning via the same route.
As there were no footpaths on Sethwaite Fell I located the summit (south summit) using my Garmin. After reaching the summit I thought it would be a straightforward route back to Sprinkling tarn and the path, but I got disoriented and eventually ended up further down the Styhead Tarn path.
An epic walk. About 16 miles OS OL6
Esk Hause - Esk Pike |
Esk Hause - Rosset Pike |
Sethwaite - Esk Hause |
Esk Hause - Sethwaite Fell |
As there were no footpaths on Sethwaite Fell I located the summit (south summit) using my Garmin. After reaching the summit I thought it would be a straightforward route back to Sprinkling tarn and the path, but I got disoriented and eventually ended up further down the Styhead Tarn path.
Stockley Bridge |
Esk Pike summit |
Cross Shelter at Esk Hause |
Angle Tarn |
Rosset Pike Summit |
Sprinkling Tarn with Great Gable in the background |
Seathwaite Fell South summit |
Cathing fish (not) |
Great End |
End of walk recovery |
Seathwaite Bridge |
An epic walk. About 16 miles OS OL6
Base Brown (Fail) 29 April 2019
First day of a trip to the Lakes. I drove up in the morning and arrived at Seathwaite Farm campsite around 2.00. Once I had set up I decided there was plenty of time to do a there and back walk to Base Brown, as the start of the walk was seconds away from where we were camped.
Near the top of the falls the path disappears and there is about a 30 foot scramble. Unfortunately due to the nature of it it wasn't possible for Meg to get part this obstacle. We got part way up and then had to back uou back down to the valley. Next time I'll attempt this fell from Honnister Hause.
Near the top of the falls the path disappears and there is about a 30 foot scramble. Unfortunately due to the nature of it it wasn't possible for Meg to get part this obstacle. We got part way up and then had to back uou back down to the valley. Next time I'll attempt this fell from Honnister Hause.
Seathwaite Farm |
Seathwaite Farm from the path |
Sour Milk Gill next to the path |
It took a while for Meg to figure this stile out |
We had a nice break in the sun next to the footbridge after coming down |
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