| A short evening walk up to Loughrigg Fell. | |||
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Date: | 14th September 2009 |
| Start Location: | Wrynose Pass | ||
| Time Started: | 10:00 | ||
| Duration: | 4 hours 10 Minutes | ||
| Distance: | 8.4km / 5.22 Miles | ||
| Ascent (m/ft): | 650m (2132ft) | ||
| Highest Point: | Swirl How (802m/2631ft) | ||
| Parking: | Roadside at Wrynose Pass | ||
| Weather: | Partly Cloudy | ||
| Difficulty: | Moderate | ||
| Wrynose Pass - Wet Side Edge - Hell Gill Pike - Little Carrs - Great Carrs (84) - Swirl How - Grey Friar (85) - Wet Side Edge - Wrynose Pass | |||
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| Wrynose Pass. | |||
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| Lingmoor Fell. | |||
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| Pike O'Blisco. | |||
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| Cold Pike. | |||
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| The view over to Hard Knott Pass, with Harter Fell on the left. | |||
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| Harter Fell. | |||
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| The wonderfull Little Langdale Tarn. | |||
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| Red Tarn and Pike O'Blisco. | |||
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| Wetherlam. | |||
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| Crinkle Crags. | |||
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| Great Carrs. | |||
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| Greenburn and Little Langdale. | |||
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| The Scafells under thick cloud. | |||
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| Swirl How. | |||
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| Wetherlam and Black Sails. | |||
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| The Langdale Pikes. | |||
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| Dow Crag. | |||
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| Brim Fell and Coniston Old Man. | |||
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| Harter Fell. | |||
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| The Scafells. | |||
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| Grey Friar - out last stop. | |||
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| Black Combe. | |||
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| The memorial to the planes that crashed here. | |||
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| Swirl How Summit Cairn. | |||
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| The lakeland fells from Swirl How. | |||
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| Scafells now free of cloud. | |||
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| Great Carrs. | |||
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| Coniston Water from Swirl How. | |||
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| Plane wreckage on Great Carrs. | |||
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| Coniston Old Man and Brim Fell. | |||
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| Grey Friar. | |||
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| The awesome Matterhorn Rock on Grey Friar. | |||
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| The summit cairn on Grey Friar. | |||
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| Scafells panoramic. | |||
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| Harter Fell. | |||
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| Black Combe from Grey Friar. | |||
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| Dow Crag. | |||
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| Brim Fell and Coniston Old Man. | |||
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| Three Shire Stone. | |||