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21st March 2009 - The Langdale Pikes

Walk Details

​Distance walked: 5.9 miles

Total ascent: 2648 ft

OS map used: OL6 - The English Lakes, South-western area

Time taken: 5 hrs

Route description: NT Stickle Barn car park, Great Langdale-Mark Gate-Loft Crag-Pike o'Stickle-Harrison Stickle-Pavey Ark-Thunacar Knott-Sergeant Man-Stickle Tarn-Stickle Ghyll-NT Stickle Barn car park, Great Langdale

A round of the Langdale Pikes taking in Loft Crag, Pike o'Stickle, Harrison Stickle, Pavey Ark, Thunacar Knott and Sergeant Man. A very hazy day though so there were no long distance views and I didn't take many pictures.

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Dungeon Ghyll from the Mark Gate path
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Great Langdale
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Harrison Stickle above
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Pike Howe
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Lingmoor Fell, Side Pike and Blea Tarn
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Crinkle Crags, Bowfell and The Band
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Pike o'Stickle from the summit of Loft Crag
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Harrison Stickle and Loft Crag from Pike o'Stickle
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Zooming in on Gimmer Crag
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Bowfell on the other side of Mickleden
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I've arrived on the summit of Sergeant Man after passing over the summits of Harrison Stickle, Pavey Ark and Thunacar Knott. It was so hazy that my camera couldn't really focus on anything. The view here shows a bit of Stickle Tarn with the summits of Pavey Ark and Harrison Stickle.
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Codale Tarn and Easedale Tarn as I head for Stickle Tarn and my route back down

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