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Kedal Fellwalkers Summer Programme 2003 Kendal Fellwalkers Programme Summer 2018 Information from: Secretary 01539 720021 or Programme Secretary 01524 762255 www.kendalfellwalkers.co.uk Guidelines for A** walks- When joining one of these A** walks each person participates at his / her own risk, is totally responsible for his / her own actions and takes part only on the understanding that no liability whatsoever shall be construed against any other participant or organiser for actions (or lack of actions) undertaken in good faith. These walks are only open to experienced members. G Date r Area of Walk Leader Time at Starting Point Grid Time a Kendal Ref. walk d e starts 01/04/2018 A Howgills 2000's (18mi 6500ft) Chris 08:30 Sedbergh (Loftus Hill CP) 09:05 Michalak SD658919 B Moor Divock, Loadpot Hill, Wether Hill, Margaret 08:30 Askham CP (behind 09:10 Fusedale, Heughscar Hill (14mi 2600ft) Lightburn Queen's Head) NY513237 C Thornthwaite Crag, High Street, Angle Tarn, Ros Taylor 08:30 Hartsop NY410129 09:15 Boardale Hause (9mi 2400ft) 08/04/2018 A Place Fell, Birk Fell, Steel Knotts, High Janet 08:30 Deepdale Bridge 09:15 Raise, Rest Dodd (14mi 5500ft) Capper (Bridgend) NY399143 B Snarker Pike, Red Screes, Little Hart Crag, Helen 08:30 Ambleside, Miller Bridge 09:00 Dove Crag, High Pike, Low Pike (11mi Bingley NY371045 4100ft) C Barbon to Sedbergh (via Barbon Park, Calf Jo Birbeck 08:30 Barbon village hall CP 09:00 Top, Holme Knott) (10mi 2000ft) SD627823 Linear walk. Please contact leader in advance. 15/04/2018 A Coniston Fells (Hole Rake, Grey Friar, Swirl Steve 08:30 Coniston Station 09:15 How, Coniston Old Man) (13mi 5200ft) Livingston SD300974 B Pike of Stickle, Angle Tarn, Esk Pike, George 08:30 Old Dungeon Ghyll NT 09:15 Bowfell (11mi 4500ft) Wostenholm CP NY286061 C Great Stickle, Stickle Pike, Caw, The Knott Jackie Coe 08:30 Broughton Mills Reading 09:30 (8.5mi 2900ft) Room CP (opp. Blacksmiths Arms) SD222905 22/04/2018 A Knott Hill, Black Combe, Whitfell, Caw, Mark Tye 08:30 Duddon Bridge (layby on 09:20 Great Stickle (18mi 5000ft) Ulpha road) SD199882 B Skiddaw, Latrigg (11mi 3500ft) George & 08:30 Under Skiddaw Church 09:30 Margaret rooms, Applethwaite Taylor NY261258 C Garsdale, Swarth Fell, Wild Boar Fell (11mi John Lloyd 09:15 Kirkby Stephen railway 10:00 1500ft) station NY762067 Linear walk using train (10:21) to Garsdale. Fare £3.80. Please contact leader in advance. 29/04/2018 A St Sunday Crag, Fairfield, Hart Crag, Dove Keith 08:30 Patterdale (school) 09:15 Crag, Little Hart Crag, High Hartsop Dodd, Birbeck NY394160 Brock Crags (13.5mi 5300ft) B Robinson, Dale Head, High Spy, Nitting Janet & 08:30 Layby on B5289 near 09:35 Haws (11.5mi 4600ft) Derek Grange-in-Borrowdale Capper NY256176 C Coledale horseshoe (Kinn End, Grisedale Robert 08:30 Braithwaite primary 09:30 Pike, Crag Hill, Sail) (9.5mi 3500ft) Metcalf school NY232237 03/05/2018 E Hampsfell Janet & Cartmel racecourse CP 19.00 Derek SD377787 Capper 06/05/2018 A Sour Howes, Sallows, Kentmere village, Jill 08:30 Troutbeck Church 09:00 Yoke (by Rainsborrow Crag), Ill Bell, Robertson NY412027 Thornthwaite Crag, Caudale Moor, Woundale (16mi 6000ft) B Ease Gill, Crag Hill, Great Coum, Gragareth Cathy 08:30 Leck (St. Peter's Church) 09:00 (14mi 2400ft) Gunner SD642766 C Place Fell and Beda Fell (8.5mi 3100ft) Chris & 08:30 Patterdale (school) 09:15 Shirley NY394160 Michalak 10/05/2018 E Dales Way and School Knott Steve & Pam Ings, Biketreks CP (by 19.00 Livingston kind permission) SD447986 Kendal Fellwalkers have three different grades of walk: A - A brisk pace; between 14 and 20 miles, but occasionally greater. The total ascent may be over 5,000 feet. B - A steady pace; usually between 10 and 14 miles. The total ascent is typically between 3,500 feet and 4,500 feet. C - A moderate pace; usually less than 10 miles. The total ascent is typically up to 3,500 feet. Kendal Fellwalkers Programme Summer 2018 Information from: Secretary 01539 720021 or Programme Secretary 01524 762255 www.kendalfellwalkers.co.uk G Date r Area of Walk Leader Time at Starting Point Grid Time a Kendal Ref. walk d e starts 13/05/2018 A Dentdale Circuit (Great Coum, Kingsdale Mark Tye 08:30 Dent village CP 09:15 Head, Whernside, Blea Moor, Great SD704870 Knoutberry Hill, Aye Gill Pike) (23mi 5000ft) B Stake Pass, Langstrath, Glaramara (via Margaret & 08:30 Old Dungeon Ghyll NT 09:15 Cam Crag ridge), Allen Crags, Rossett Pass Alan Parker CP NY286061 (12mi 4500ft) Optional grade 1 scramble (Cam Crag ridge) C Feizor Woods, Stainforth Force, Giggleswick John Pratt 08:30 Austwick Bridge (opp. 09:20 Scar (9.5mi 1000ft) Traddock Hotel) Austwick SD768683 17/05/2018 E Around the Helm Sarah Oxenholme Station Inn 19.00 Roberts (layby on Hayclose Lane) SD535900 20/05/2018 A Ullswater Circuit (Beda Fell, Arthur's Pike, Janet 08:30 Patterdale (school) 09:15 Gowbarrow Fell, Glencoynedale) (24mi Capper NY394160 6500ft) B Birkhouse Moor, Helvellyn (via Swirral Sue Madden 08:30 Stybarrow Crag 09:20 Edge), Raise, Sheffield Pike, Glenridding NY387178 Dodd (11mi 4500ft) C Bessyboot, Rosthwaite Cam, Glaramara, Alison 08:30 Thorneythwaite Lane (left 09:40 Thorneythwaite Fell (7mi 2500ft) Gilchrist at Strands Bridge approaching Seatoller) NY249134 24/05/2018 Ancient sites of Birkrigg Common Alison Great Urswick, Derby 19.00 Gilchrist Arms SD269747 26/5/18 to 2/6/18 Kendal Fellwalkers week in Ullapool (see Frank for details) 27/05/2018 B Extended Kentmere horseshoe (Ill Bell, High Kevin 08:30 Staveley (layby on A591 08:45 Street, Blea Water (via Long Stile), Small Dronsfield north entrance to village). Water, Harter Fell) (13.5mi 4700ft) Meet for car sharing to Kentmere SD461983 C Swinner Gill, Gunnerside, Muker, Kidson Trevor Davis 08:30 Keld NY892011 09:45 Force (11.5mi 2200ft) 31/05/2018 E No walk \mbox{ Week in Ullapool 19.00 03/06/2018 B The Knight (Place Fell), Martindale, High George 08:30 Hartsop NY410129 09:15 Raise (12mi 4400ft) Wostenholm C Yoke, Ill Bell, Froswick (9.5mi 3000ft) Ros Taylor 08:30 Troutbeck Church 09:00 NY412027 07/06/2018 E Troutbeck Tony Willey Holehird CP NY410007 19.00 10/06/2018 A Bowland Fells (Whins Brow, Pete Garner 08:30 Langden Brook (grass 09:30 Hawthornthwaite Fell, Fair Snape Fell, verge) SD633511 Parlick, Saddle Fell) (18mi 3000ft) B Grisedale Pike, Hopegill Head, Grasmoor Chris Lloyd 08:30 Braithwaite primary 09:30 (11mi 3600ft) school NY232237 C Pike of Blisco, Crinkle Crags, The Band (8mi Paulene 08:30 Old Dungeon Ghyll NT 09:15 3600ft) Byard & CP NY286061 Frances Thornton 14/06/2018 E Farleton Fell Dennis Layby, Canal Bridge (off 19.00 Mitchell A6070 Burton Road) SD531807 17/06/2018 A Summer Challenge Crummock and Mark Tye 06:00 Lanthwaite Green 07:15 Buttermere Circuit (Hopegill Head, Ard NY158207 Crags, Dale Head, Haystacks, Red Pike, Great Borne, Hen Comb) (25mi 10500ft) Please contact leader in advance. B High Hartsop Dodd, Dove Crag, Fairfield, St Martin 08:30 Cow Bridge NY402133 09:15 Sunday Crag (12mi 4000ft) Anderton C Stonesdale and Swinner Gill (10mi 1300ft) John Hart 08:30 Muker SD908978 09:45 21/06/2018 E Arnside Knott Margaret & Arnside Prom (west end) 19.00 Alan Parker SD454786 24/06/2018 A Charnley Way 1 (Borrowdale) Bryan 08:30 Rosthwaite NT CP 09:35 (Glaramara, Allen Crags, Esk Pike, Charnley Hardaker NY257148 Kendal Fellwalkers have three different grades of walk: A - A brisk pace; between 14 and 20 miles, but occasionally greater. The total ascent may be over 5,000 feet. B - A steady pace; usually between 10 and 14 miles. The total ascent is typically between 3,500 feet and 4,500 feet. C - A moderate pace; usually less than 10 miles. The total ascent is typically up to 3,500 feet. Kendal Fellwalkers Programme Summer 2018 Information from: Secretary 01539 720021 or Programme Secretary 01524 762255 www.kendalfellwalkers.co.uk G Date r Area of Walk Leader Time at Starting Point Grid Time a Kendal Ref. walk d e starts Crag, Langstrath) (13mi 3500ft) Walk to be completed in three sections (See also 8/7/18 and 22/7/18) B Dale Head, Hindscarth, Robinson, Knott John O'Shea 08:30 Little Town CP 09:45 Rigg (11mi 4000ft) & Val NY232194 Williamson C Eagle Crag, Sergeant's Crag, High Raise, Frank Jones 08:30 Rosthwaite NT CP 09:35 Ullscarf (10mi 2800ft) NY257148 28/06/2018 E Wet Sleddale Margaret Wet Sleddale CP 19.00 Lightburn NY554114 01/07/2018 A Ard Crags, Robinson, Gatesgarth, Fleetwith Dennis 08:30 Gutherscale NY245210 09:30 Pike, Dalehead Tarn, Catbells (16.5mi Walker 6800ft) B Fairfield horseshoe (anti-clockwise) (11mi Elspeth 08:30 Sweden End\/, Sweden 09:00 3200ft) Smithson Bridge Lane, Ambleside NY376049 C Nan Bield, Mardale Ill Bell, High Street, John Pratt 08:30 Mardale Head CP 09:30 Kidsty Pike (9mi 2900ft) NY469107 05/07/2018 E Historic Industrial Sites of Haverthwaite, Low John Haverthwaite, Anglers 19.00 Wood, Brow Edge, Backbarrow Wilkinson Arms SD347840 08/07/2018 A Charnley Way 2 (Eskdale (Slight Side, Keith 08:30 Wha House (CP 09:50 Scafell Pike, Esk Pike, Charnley Crag, Birbeck opposite) NY200009 Lincove Beck) (14mi 5000ft) B Grey Friar, Great Carrs, Swirl How, Dow Jackie Coe 08:30 Grass layby at High 09:35 Crag (9.5mi 3700ft) Tongue (Fickle Steps) SD230974 C High Spy, Maiden Moor (9mi 2700ft) Trevor Lunn 08:30 Rosthwaite NT CP 09:35 & Penny NY257148 Dyer 12/07/2018 E Serpentine woods and Cunswick Scar John Nash Scout Scar quarry CP 19.00 SD488923 15/07/2018 A Skiddaw Little Man (by SW ridge), Skiddaw, Andy 08:30 Keswick, Briar Rigg 09:30 Bakestall, Lonscale Fell (by NE ridge), Chadwick (roadside parking) Latrigg (12mi 4800ft) NY267241 B Border End, Harter Fell, Green Crag,
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