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16th November 2008 - A Deepdale Horseshoe

Walk Details

Distance walked: 8.9 miles

Total ascent: 3282 ft

OS map used: OL5 - The English Lakes, North-eastern area

Time taken: 6 hrs

Route description: Patterdale-A592-Deepdale Bridge-Hartsop above How-Hart Crag-Fairfield-Cofa Pike-St. Sunday Crag-Thornhow End-Patterdale

After setting out from Patterdale I walked down the road to Deepdale Bridge and then walked along the ridge of Hartsop-above-How to Hart Crag. From Hart Crag I walked across to Fairfield and then St. Sunday Crag before making my way back down to Patterdale.

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Place Fell on the other side of Patterdale as I start the climb of the ridge of Hartsop-above-How
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Fairfield at the head of Deepdale
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The fells above Hartsop. Gray Crag and Hartsop Dodd.
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Arnison Crag, Patterdale and Place Fell
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On the summit of Hartsop-above-How and the view along the ridge to Hart Crag and across to Fairfield and the crag of Greenhow End
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High Street and the far eastern fells
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and again from the climb to Hart Crag
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and finally from the summit of Hart Crag
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Place Fell and the fells above Patterdale
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Views from Fairfield. On the horizon from left to right are Crinkle Crags, Bowfell, the Scafells, Great Gable, Pillar and the High Stile range.
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Great Gable, Pillar, the High Stile range, Dale Head, Hindscarth, Grasmoor, Crag Hill and Grisedale Pike
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St. Sunday Crag and Deepdale
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Dollywagon Pike, Nethermost Pike and Helvellyn
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Looking across to High Street and the far eastern fells
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On route to St. Sunday Crag, Seat Sandal and Grisedale Tarn from Deepdale Hause
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Nethermost Pike and Helvellyn
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and again from the summit of St. Sunday Crag
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The Crinkle Crags, Bowfell and Scafell Pike visible through a gap in the fells
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Red Screes, Dove Crag and Hart Crag
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Ullswater and Place Fell from the top of St. Sunday Crag's northeast ridge
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and the view across to High Raise and High Street
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Ullswater from the descent of Thornhow End back to Patterdale

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