Walk 89 - Angletarn Pikes - 9th May 2024 |
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Wainwright's Walking Guide to the Lake District Fells - Book 2 The Far Eastern Fells |
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#202 Angletarn Pikes ft |
Distance |
4.4 miles |
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Time |
4.5 hrs |
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Lowest Point |
484 ft |
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Highest Point |
1860 ft |
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Total Ascent |
1580 ft |
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Walk Rating - moderate |
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12.46 On the bridge crossing Goldrill Beck in Patterdale. We later had dinner in the White Lion, the skinny pub in the picture. |
12.56 At the junction of the paths where we start up the side of Place Fell. |
13.30 Nearing Boredale House. |
13.37 Panorama 936 Boredale Hause. |
13.42 Boredale Hause. |
13.57 Looking back down the path towards Place Fell. |
14.02 Rounding the side of the fell with Hartsop Dodd in the distance. |
14.07 Looking across the valley to St.Sunday Crag. |
14.09 Helvellyn. |
14.22 Looking down on Brotherswater. |
14.36 Reaching the south top of Angletarn Pikes. |
14.46 Panorama 937 Angletarn Pikes South Top. A few minutes after this picture we realised that this is not the summit but it was only a few minutes walk to the north top. |
14.58 Panorama 938 Angletarn Pikes summit - Wainwright #202 1860ft. From here we cannot see Angle Tarn itself, but can see the southern end of Ullswater. |
14.59 Looking from the summit to the south top. |
16.06 After lunch overlooking Angle Tarn we started back down more or less the same route. |
16.12 Water glinting on the side of St Sunday Crag below Gavel Fell. |
16.15 On the path back down overlooking Deepdale. |
16.31 Back at Boredale. |
16.37 We took the slightly higher path for part of the way down the side of Place Fell. |