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Wrynose Pass - Little Cars - Great Carrs - Swirl How - Wetherlam - Swirl How - Grey Friar - Wrynose Pass
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A lovely day started at 9:30 after getting to Wrynose Pass from Dalton. Damson the Dacshund cross and I treked up the flanks onto Little Carrs & Great Carrs rounding the ridge upto Swirl How stopping by the memorial.
- Climbing Great Carrs from Wrynose Pass
- Aircraft Memorial on Great Carrs
I made the decision to bypass Grey Friar at the time thinking that if we had the time we could get it later that afternoon (if we had completed it then I believe the walk may have been very different).
- View back to Great Carrs from Top of Swirl How
From Swirl How we ventured down Prison Band and onto Wetherlam where we grabbed a bite to eat watching the hordes of ants climbing the Old Man across the valley.
- Damson over Levers Water on way down Prison Band
At this point my decision earlier started to play on my mind and I wished I'd taken the different route as going back to bag Grey Friar meant climbing back up Prison Band which we did.
- Prison Band & Swirl How on way back from Wetherlam
Otherwise I may have headed round in a big horseshooe heading for the reservoir and climbing back up Wrynose. Views from Grey Friar made my decision worthwhile though.
- View of Eskdale from Grey Friar
Bumped into a few friendly people on our trip round and had a great day. Stopped at Three Shires Pub on way home.
- Three Shires Pub in Little Langdale with todays walk in background
You don't have to do them all in one go you know - they're worth another visit!
Dalton must be a nice place to live...
