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25th June 2010 - The High Stile range and Haystacks

Walk Details

Distance walked: 9.9 miles

Total ascent: 4061 ft

OS map used: OL4-The English Lakes, North-western area

Time taken: 7 hrs

Route description: Buttermere-Burtness Wood-Bleaberry Tarn-Red Pike-High Stile-High Crag-Seat-Scarth Gap Pass-Haystacks-Innominate Tarn-Dubs Quarry-Warnscale Bottom-Gatesgarth Farm-Buttermere

A walk from Buttermere to Red Pike via Bleaberry Tarn. I then walked along the ridge to High Stile and High Crag. I then descended Gamlin End and climbed Haystacks. From Haystacks I made my way back to Buttermere via Warnscale Bottom and the north shore of Buttermere.

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Lingcomb Edge, Mellbreak and Crummock Water from Red Pike. After parking in Buttermere I made my way up to Bleaberry Tarn and then Red Pike.
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Crummock Water and Grasmoor
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Robinson, Hindscarth and Dale Head across Buttermere
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Ennerdale Water with Starling Dodd and Great Borne on the right
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View across to the Loweswater Fells
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Pillar and Scoat Fell
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Crummock Water and Grasmoor from High Stile
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View over Hindscarth, Dale Head and Fleetwith Pike to the Helvellyn range
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Red Pike
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Skiddaw and Blencathra in the distance
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Grasmoor and Crag Hill
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The ridge continuing to High Crag. Great Gable and the cloud covered Scafells in the background.
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Pillar and Scoat Fell
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Hindscarth, Dale Head and Fleetwith Pike with a bit of Buttermere below
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Ennerdale Water from High Crag
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The head of Ennerdale. Green and Great Gables, Kirk Fell and the Scafells behind.
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High Crag summit
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View over Hindscarth, Dale Head and Fleetwith Pike to the Helvellyn range
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Buttermere and Crummock Water from Seat
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On Haystacks. Ennerdale Water in the distance and High Crag on the right.
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Haystacks summit
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Innominate Tarn and Great Gable
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Great Gable and Kirk Fell
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Buttermere and Crummock Water from Haystacks
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View through the gap at the Blackbeck Tarn outlet
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Zooming in
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Heading down into Warnscale Bottom

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