Start Point: parking in / by Cartmel Racecourse (G.R. SD 377 787) @ 11.00
Description: racecourse / Lane Park / Low Bank Side / Cark (Rose & Crown?) / Holker / Cistercian Way / Burns Farm / Hill / Walton Hall / racecourse / Cartmel (Cavendish Arms / Kings Arms / Pig & Whistle / Royal Oak Inn? [for 'festive celebrations'?])
Distance: 6 miles (9.7 km)
Total Ascent: 215 metres (705 ft.)
High Point: on The Cistercian Way between Bigland Scar & Mount Barnard -100 metres (328 ft.)
Time: 3.5 hours
Grade: 1
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832 840 [eves.] or 07919 831 237)
You MUST let Dan know that you are coming by the proceeding evening (Sat.), at the latest.
If no-one has contacted Dan on the Saturday evening the walk will be cancelled.
We're a walking group in the Lake District aimed at younger walkers in their 20s 30s and 40s. Whether you're an experienced mountain walker or a complete novice - this is the friendly walking group for you! summittgoodrambling@gmail.com
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Sunday, 21 December 2014
Friday, 19 December 2014
Fri 19 Dec - Christmas social
As the Christmas social was cancelled, I would like to offer an alternative of a mulled wine and mince pie evening at my house in Kendal on Friday 19th Dec, approx 7-10pm. I know it may be a bit late notice for many people but if anyone who intends to come could contact me directly for my address, and to help me confirm numbers, that would be great. I am away this weekend but will respond to any messages when back Sunday/Monday. NB - there is no parking at my place but I am in the centre of Kendal so there are numerous options nearby!
Regards,
Al
07584300306
Regards,
Al
07584300306
Sunday, 14 December 2014
Sun 14 Dec - Dollywagon Pike and Helvellyn from Dunmail Raise
Start : Roadside parking at the top of Dunmail Raise
Start Time : 10am Grid Reference : NY 330 110
Description : This is an easier route up Dollywagon Pike and Helvellyn with the promise of great views on a clear day. (Starting at the summit of Dumail Raise reduces the ascent by about 230m.)
Route: Dunmail Raise - Grisedale Tarn - Dollywagon Pike - Nethermost Pike - Helvellyn - Birkside - Comb Crags - Wythburn - Dunmail Raise
Distance : Roughly 6.5 Miles
Highest Point : 949 metres
Grade : Strenuous - I have given it this grading as it is a mountain walk
Time : 5 to 5.5 Hours
Leader: Malcolm Tel: 07918652802 Email: oakwood@tesco.net
Start Time : 10am Grid Reference : NY 330 110
Description : This is an easier route up Dollywagon Pike and Helvellyn with the promise of great views on a clear day. (Starting at the summit of Dumail Raise reduces the ascent by about 230m.)
Route: Dunmail Raise - Grisedale Tarn - Dollywagon Pike - Nethermost Pike - Helvellyn - Birkside - Comb Crags - Wythburn - Dunmail Raise
Distance : Roughly 6.5 Miles
Highest Point : 949 metres
Grade : Strenuous - I have given it this grading as it is a mountain walk
Time : 5 to 5.5 Hours
Leader: Malcolm Tel: 07918652802 Email: oakwood@tesco.net
Saturday, 13 December 2014
Christmas meal 13 December
Unfortunately Romneys are now only able to offer us a table at 17.00. If you are still happy to eat at 17.00 please could you email summittgoogrambling@gmail.com or offer other suggestions.
Other suggestions are having drinks in Kendal, waiting until January, finding another restaurant/pub
If anybody would like to volunteer to organise this please could you let me know. Thanks
Suzanne
Other suggestions are having drinks in Kendal, waiting until January, finding another restaurant/pub
If anybody would like to volunteer to organise this please could you let me know. Thanks
Suzanne
Sunday, 7 December 2014
Sun 7 Dec - Beacon Fell
Start Point: Brown Howe Cark Park on the A5084 (SD 290 910) at 11.00. This is a pay and display car park. There are some free spaces opposite the entrance.
Description: Wainwright in his book the Outlying Fells of Lakeland describes Beacon Fell as ‘amongst the most delectable of the lesser heights of Lakeland. It is an epitome of all that appeals to fellwalkers’.
From the car park, we cross the road and follow a path until we see a signpost for the Cumbria Way. We then follow the Cumbria Way until we reach the far end of Beacon Tarn. Finally we climb the short distance to the peak of Beacon Fell before descending to the cars.
Time: 2 Hours
Grade: 1-2
Leader: Suzanne on 07887 942038 – evenings and weekends only
Or email summittgoodrambling@gmail.com
Please could you let Suzanne know you are coming by 9.00 on Sunday. If no-one has been in touch the walk will be cancelled.
Description: Wainwright in his book the Outlying Fells of Lakeland describes Beacon Fell as ‘amongst the most delectable of the lesser heights of Lakeland. It is an epitome of all that appeals to fellwalkers’.
From the car park, we cross the road and follow a path until we see a signpost for the Cumbria Way. We then follow the Cumbria Way until we reach the far end of Beacon Tarn. Finally we climb the short distance to the peak of Beacon Fell before descending to the cars.
Time: 2 Hours
Grade: 1-2
Leader: Suzanne on 07887 942038 – evenings and weekends only
Or email summittgoodrambling@gmail.com
Please could you let Suzanne know you are coming by 9.00 on Sunday. If no-one has been in touch the walk will be cancelled.
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