Red Pike, High Stile and High Crag | |||||||
Date | 9/6/2003 |
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Walks done by: | Jed and Pam | ||||||
Weather: | Sunny periods. Breezes on the summits - otherwise warm | ||||||
Distance | 8.5 miles | ||||||
Started at: | Buttermere | ||||||
Height:- | |||||||
Red Pike | 2479' | ||||||
High Stile | 2644' | ||||||
High Crag | 2443 | ||||||
The start of the walk looking towards Scales | |||||||
Crummock Water and beyond it, Rannerdale Knotts. Grasmoor in cloud covered | |||||||
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Crummock Water and Grasmoor | |||||||
Hen Comb | |||||||
Starling Dodd | |||||||
Mellbreak | |||||||
Great Borne | |||||||
The first view of Buttermere from Lingcomb Edge | |||||||
Buttermere Village from Lingcomb Edge | |||||||
Red Pike towering above Ling Comb | |||||||
Crummock Water and Grasmoor | |||||||
Red Pike summit | |||||||
Crummock Water | |||||||
Bleaberry Tarn with Buttermere beyond | |||||||
High Stile from Red Pike | |||||||
Lunchtime for Pam and Jed on Red Pike Summit | |||||||
Approaching High Stile summit | |||||||
Red Pike from High Stile | |||||||
Red Pike with Bleaberry Tarn below | |||||||
Fleetwith Pike from near High Stile summit | |||||||
To the south - the Scawfells. | |||||||
High Crag summit | |||||||
Ennerdale Water from High Crag summit | |||||||
Looking down on Haystacks with its multitude of paths | |||||||
Looking back up the steep descent of Gamlin End | |||||||
Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere shore path | |||||||
Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere shore path | |||||||