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langdale pikes and more
langdale pikes and more
by d gwynn » Thu Oct 25, 2012 6:41 pm
Wainwrights included on this walk: Blea Rigg, Harrison Stickle, High Raise (Central Fells), Loft Crag, Pavey Ark, Pike o'Stickle, Sergeant Man, Tarn Crag (Central Fells), Thunacar Knott
Hewitts included on this walk: Harrison Stickle, High Raise (Central Fells), Pike o' Stickle
Date walked: 07/10/2012
Time taken: 6
Distance: 15.6 km
Ascent: 1200m
Register or Login free to be able to rate and comment on reports (as well as access 1:25000 mapping).this is a great walk for knocking off wainwrights and pike of stickle is the best summit of the day the rest ,although the views are great, are quite uninteresting for their lack of features but if you come down via the stickle tarn barn there is quite a good selection of ale
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Re: langdale pikes and more
by ChrisW » Fri Oct 26, 2012 3:38 am
if you come down via the stickle tarn barn there is quite a good selection of ale
Short and sweet 'D' but at least you got the important stuff in there

Re: langdale pikes and more
by icemandan » Fri Oct 26, 2012 1:40 pm
If you don't think Pavey Ark is interesting, you've not gone up by Jack's Rake - a fantastic scramble which goes diagonally across the huge crag behind Stickle Tarn.
Agree that there aren't many adrenalin highs on High Raise though.
Agree that there aren't many adrenalin highs on High Raise though.
Re: langdale pikes and more
by d gwynn » Thu Jan 03, 2013 6:20 pm
icemandan wrote:If you don't think Pavey Ark is interesting, you've not gone up by Jack's Rake - a fantastic scramble which goes diagonally across the huge crag behind Stickle Tarn.
Agree that there aren't many adrenalin highs on High Raise though.
jacks rake was pointed out to us by someone and agreed it do look good but i will save that for another day
Re: langdale pikes and more
by garyhortop » Sat Jan 05, 2013 8:49 pm
Nice wander that....I love the pikes and especially the route via Jack's Rake ....just ads a bit of adrenalin to this trip. Looks like you had a great day for it too!! 

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