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Langdale the Langdale Pikes and Bowfell WALKING THE LAKE DISTRICT FELLS LANGDALE THE LANGDALE PIKES AND BOWFELL by MARK RICHARDS CICERONE CONTENTS © Mark Richards 2019 Second edition 2019 Map key ..................................................5 ISBN: 978 1 78631 032 3 Volumes in the series .........................................6 Author preface ..............................................9 Originally published as Lakeland Fellranger, 2009 Starting points ..............................................10 ISBN: 978 1 85284 543 8 INTRODUCTION ..........................................13 Printed in China on behalf of Latitude Press Ltd Valley bases ...............................................13 A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library. Fix the Fells ...............................................15 All photographs are by the author unless otherwise stated. Using this guide ............................................16 All artwork is by the author. Safety and access ...........................................18 Additional online resources ...................................19 Maps are reproduced with permission from HARVEY Maps, www.harveymaps.co.uk FELLS ...................................................20 1 Blea Rigg...............................................20 2 Bowfell ................................................30 3 Calf Crag...............................................42 Updates to this Guide 4 Cold Pike ..............................................48 While every effort is made by our authors to ensure the accuracy of guide- 5 Crinkle Crags ...........................................53 books as they go to print, changes can occur during the lifetime of an edi- 6 Esk Pike................................................63 tion. Any updates that we know of for this guide will be on the Cicerone website (www.cicerone.co.uk/1032/updates), so please check before 7 Gibson Knott............................................73 planning your trip. We also advise that you check information about such 8 Great End ..............................................79 things as transport, accommodation and shops locally. Even rights of way 9 Harrison Stickle..........................................87 can be altered over time. We are always grateful for information about any 10 Helm Crag .............................................96 discrepancies between a guidebook and the facts on the ground, sent by 11 High Raise ............................................102 email to [email protected] or by post to Cicerone, Juniper House, Murley Moss, Oxenholme Road, Kendal, LA9 7RL. 12 Lingmoor Fell ..........................................115 Register your book: To sign up to receive free updates, special offers 13 Little Stand ............................................125 and GPX files where available, register your book at www.cicerone.co.uk. 14 Loft Crag ..............................................130 15 Loughrigg Fell ..........................................136 16 Pavey Ark .............................................145 17 Pike o’Blisco ...........................................152 18 Pike o’Stickle...........................................159 Walkers approaching Crinkle Crags backed by Pike o’Blisco Front cover: 19 Rossett Pike............................................164 20 Scafell Pike ............................................170 Title page: Pike o’Stickle from above Langdale Combe 21 Sergeant Man ..........................................183 MAP KEY 22 Silver How ............................................190 23 Steel Fell ..............................................200 Key to route maps and topos 24 Tarn Crag .............................................207 Route on a defined path 12 Starting point 25 Thunacar Knott .........................................213 Route on an intermittent or 4 Route number (on topos) RIDGE ROUTES ..........................................219 undefined path 1 The Great Langdale Round ................................219 Fell summit featured in this guide 2 The Langdale Pikes ......................................223 (on maps) N 3 The Easedale Skyline .....................................227 Pike Fell summit featured in this 4 The Greenburn Horseshoe ................................231 guide (on maps) 0 500 m More to explore ..........................................234 Route number (on maps) 1:40,000 Useful contacts ...........................................235 Harvey map legend A fellranger’s glossary .....................................237 Lake, small tarn, pond Contour (15m interval) The Lake District fells .....................................241 River, footbridge Index contour (75m interval) Wide stream Auxiliary contour Narrow stream Scree, spoil heap Peat hags Boulder field Marshy ground Scattered rock and boulders Predominantly rocky ground Contours change from brown to grey where the ground is predominantly rocky outcrops, Major crag, large boulder small crags and other bare rock. O.S. trig pillar, large cairn Improved pasture 805 Spot height (from air survey) Rough pasture Dual carriageway Fell or moorland Main road (fenced) Open forest or woodland Minor road (unfenced) Dense forest or woodland Track or forest road Felled or new plantation Footpath or old track Forest ride or firebreak Intermittent path Settlement Long distance path Boundary, maintained Powerline, pipeline Boundary, remains Building, ruin or sheepfold, shaft On moorland, walls, ruined walls and fences The representation of a road, track or footpath are shown. For farmland, only the outer is no evidence of the existence of a right of way. boundary wall or fence is shown. Typical rough ridge trail on Crinkle Crags 5 WALKING THE LAKE DISTRICT FELLS – LANGDALE Volumes in the series Area covered by this guide KESWICK Penrith Cockermouth AND THE NORTH Keswick PATTERDALE BUTTERMERE MARDALE AND THE FAR EAST BORROWDALE WASDALE LANGDALE Ambleside Coniston Windermere Bowness CONISTON Kendal N 0 5 km 6 7 Thirlmere from the north ridge of Steel Fell (photo: Maggie Allan) Flat Crags on Bowfell WALKING THE LAKE DISTRICT FELLS – LANGDALE AUTHOR PREFACE This land of living dreams we call the Lake District is a cherished blessing to know, love and share. As we go about our daily routines, we may take a fleeting moment to reflect that someone, somewhere, will be tramping up a lonely gill or along an airy ridge, peering from a lofty summit or gazing across a wind-blown tarn and taking lingering solace from its timeless beauty. The trappings of modern life thrust carpet and concrete under our feet, and it is always wonderful to walk the region’s sheep trods and rough trails, and to imprint our soles upon the fells. This series sets out to give you the impetus and inspiration to make space in your schedule to explore them time and again, in myriad different ways. However, the regular paths of long tradition deserve our care. Progressively many of the main paths are being re-set with cobbles and pitch- ing by organisations such as Fix the Fells, to whose work you have contrib- uted by buying this guide. But in many instances, the best consideration we can give these pathways is rest. The modern fellwanderer should show a new ‘green’ awareness by choosing to tread lightly on the land and to find new ways around the hills. One of the underlying impulses of this guide is to pro- tect these beloved fells by presenting a diversity of route options for each and every fell – and also, in this new edition, recommending ‘fell-friendly’ routes to each summit which are less susceptible to erosion. Another feature of this latest incarnation of Fellranger, apart from the smaller size to slip in your pocket or pack, is the addition of a selection of inspiring ridge routes at the end of each volume for those of you who like to spend a little longer with your head and feet in the heavenly realms, relishing the summit views and the connections between the felltops, as well as some accompanying online resources for readers with a digital bent. 8 9 WSTARTINGALKING THE LAKE D ISTRICTPOINTS FELLS – LANGDALE GR Fell ascents described GR Fell ascents described Location Access Location Access NY... from here NY... from here 1 Seathwaite verge parking S of Seathwaite 235 FP Esk Pike, Great End, Scafell 15 High Close NT car park by the youth 337 FP Loughrigg Fell, Silver How Bridge and before Seathwaite 123 Pike hostel 053 Farm, at the head of 16 Elterwater NT car park by the river (also 328 NT, B Lingmoor Fell, Silver How Borrowdale free rough parking outside 048 2 Stonethwaite large layby, before the village, 261 FP, B Bowfell, Esk Pike, High village) at the head of Borrowdale 139 Raise, Rossett Pike, Thunacar 17 Stickle Ghyll Langdale NP car park and 295 PP, Blea Rigg, Bowfell, Harrison Knott Stickle Ghyll NT car park 063 NT, B Stickle, High Raise, 3 Steel End pay-and-display car park, head 321 PP, B Calf Crag, High Raise, Lingmoor Fell, Loft Crag, of Thirlmere 130 Steel Fell Pavey Ark, Sergeant Man, 4 Dunmail large layby near summit 329 FP, B Steel Fell Silver How, Thunacar Knott Raise 111 18 Old NT car park, head of Great 286 NT, B Bowfell, Crinkle Crags, 5 Winterseeds bus stop on A591, 1.5km N of 337 B Calf Crag, Gibson Knott, Dungeon Langdale 061 Esk Pike, Loft Crag, Pike Grasmere 088 Helm Crag, Steel Fell Ghyll o’Blisco, Pike o’Stickle, Rossett Pike, Scafell Pike 6 A591 layby large layby, 1km N of 337 FP, B Blea Rigg, Calf Crag, Gibson Grasmere 086 Knott, Helm Crag, High 19 Three Shires verge parking to the E of the 318 FP Lingmoor Fell
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