SuMMitt Good - Ramblers' Association Lake District 20s to 40s Walking Group

New updates …. Upcoming walks and socials

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Sun 29 Jan - Hartsop to the Knott and Angletarn Pikes
Sun 5 Feb - Muncaster

Photos from Rydal
Photos from Windermere
Photos from Skiddaw
Photos from Jenny Brown's Point

SuMMittGoodRambling@gmail.com or phone 0777 398 6512.

If you would like your walk updated on the Blog, have a post relevant to the group or photos from walks or socials you would like posted, please email Tom at tgrs013@yahoo.co.uk.

Any mistakes or amendments required, please let us know! Thanks.

See posts below for walk details.

April 1 Emma

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Leader Emma

Mar 25th - Blencathra

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Leader Tom

Mar 24 Skiddaw YHA?

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Potential stay at Skiddaw YHA to organised

Sun 18 Mar - Aye Gill Pike

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From Dent

Leader: Peter

Sat 17 Mar - Pudding and Planning meeting

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Organised by Richard and Charlotte

Sun 11 Mar - Nine Standards Rigg

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Leader: Claire

Mar 4 - Silver How

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Silver How
Leader Charlotte

Sat 3 Mar - Winter Wild camp

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At Easedale Tarn
Leader: Rob

Feb 26 - High Street

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High Street
Leader Lisa

Feb 19 - Black Combe

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Leader: Phil

18th Feb Valentine Social

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Organised by Claire

Feb 12 - Elterwater, Little Langdale & Skelwith Bridge - Ladies Day

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A ladies only walk starting at Elterwater car park across from the Britannia Inn.

This is a mainly low level walk with just a few modest climbs, through a pleasant lanscape of fields, woods and waterfalls at the lower end of the two Langdales. Two waterfalls are passed and the end is a classic Lake District view, looking across Elterwater to the distinctive outline of the Langdale Pikes.

Distance: 6 miles
Time: 3 - 3.5 hours
Grade: 1

Start time: 11am

After the walk there will be the opportunity for lovely cake and hot drinks at Chesters at Skelwith Bridge.

Leader Linda: 07717 313073

Sun 5 Feb - Muncaster Stroll

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Start Point: Ravenglass Station c.p. (G.R. SD 085 964) @ 10.00
Description: Roman Bath House / ponds (On L & R) / Home Farm / Fell Lane / Muncaster Tarn / Muncaster Fell summit / Rabbit How / Bankend Wood / Eskdale Green (LUNCH or Drink at the George IV pub) / Forge House / Muncaster Head / High Eskholme / A595 (for a whole 300m'ish!) / Hirst Lodge & Park / past Muncaster Castle (200m'ish away) / Croft Coppice / follow the River Esk (for about 1km) / Newtown Knott (up 30m'ish ??) / Newtown / Roman Bath House (again) & back.
Distance: 12.25 miles (19.7 km)
Total Ascent: 306 metres (1004 ft.)
High Point: Muncaster Fell summit - 231 metres (758 ft.)
Time: 7 hours
Grade: 2 - 3
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832 840 [eves.] or 07919 831 237)

Sun 29 Jan - Hartsop to the Knott and Angletarn Pikes

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A change from the original plan as following very wet December it is too boggy above Derwentwater!

Start: Free car park at far end of Hartsop village (NY 409 132)
Distance: 7 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 2500ft
Grade: 3
Start time: 10:00

We will climb from Hartsop to Hayeswater and then steeply to the Knott. From here we walk North to Brock Crags and Angletarn Pikes before descending to Boredale Hause and walking back to Hartsop.

Leader: Howard (0789 1952813)

Photos from Rydal

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Sun 22 Jan - Bow Fell & Eskpike

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Leader: Rob .Sunday 22 Jan- Bowfell & Eskpike.
BOWFELL & ESKPIKE (This walk is only suitable for people with crampons and ice axes) if you are not a winter mountaineer and still want to walk we will appoint a leader to do a low level walk starting at the same place
START 9.30 AM AT THE OLD DUNGEON GHYLL NATIONAL TRUST CAR PARK
MEET AT MORRISONS KENDAL FOR CAR SHARE 8.30 AM (i will not be there.)
THIS WALK ASCENDS THE BAND LEADING UP TO BOWFELL 902M, WE WILL GO VIA BOWFELLS GREAT SLAB IF DRY. ONCE BOWFELL IS GAINED WE HEAD UP ESK PIKE 889 M, THEN ONTO ESK HAUSE. HEADING SOUTH EAST TO ANGLE TARN FOR LUNCH. WE THEN MAKE OUR DECSENT TO THE OLD DUNGEON GHYLL FOR REFRESHMENTS.
PLEASE BRING WITH YOU ICE AXES, CRAMPONS, HEAD TORCHES, SNOW SHOVELS(if you have ) FULL WINTER CLOTHING AND FOOD AND HOT DRINK FOR THE DAY.
THERE WILL BE A FOUL WEATHER ROUTE IF NEEDED.
GRADE : 4/5
DISTANCE : 13KM /8 MILES
DURATION : 7 HOURS APPROX
Leader: Rob - mob 0777 398 6512

Sun 15 Jan - Fell & Coast - Hampsfell & Humphrey Head

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It is unusual in Cumbria to have a fairly short walk that goes up a fell and along the coast in one, but this walk does this by visiting two landmarks on the edge of Morecambe Bay. Starting at Grange station the walk climbs through Eggerslack Woods to the top of Hampsfell. From there it descends into Allithwaite and crosses the fields to Humphrey Head. Following around the headland, the path crosses the salt marshes to Kents Bank and returns to the station via Grange Prom (passing the giant version of 'Bop It!' in the kiddies play area).

Start: Grange over Sands railway station forecourt (SD 4120 7815) @ 10am
Distance: a little under 10 miles
Time: about 5 - 5.5 hours
Terrain: woodland & fell paths, country roads, very soggy paths across fields (you have been warned), & salt marsh. There is 200m of ascent to reach Hampsfell, but otherwise there is little in the way of climbs.
Grade: 2
Leader: Jeremy 07899 923019

Sun 8 Jan - Rydal/Grasmere New Members Walk

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Rydal Water-Grasmere
A historical walk along the famous ‘coffin route’
A great opportunity for new members to come along and meet the group

The walk is relatively easy, but quite long. It starts at Rydal water where we walk alongside the lake and past Rydal caves. We then head to Grasmere for a tea stop and return via the Coffin route which passes both Dove cottage and Rydal Mount.

Walk time: 3-4 hours (depending on how long we stop in Grasmere)
Distance: approx. 6 miles
Highest point: 951 ft (it’s mainly low-level)
Grade: 2

Opportunity for a drink afterwards at the Badger Bar (Rydal)

Start time: 10am Pelter Bridge Car Park (free), Rydal Water NY 355062 (Turn off the A591 just before Rydal, and then to your right once over the hump back bridge; to your left is a car park). N.B. If this is full, try the Cricket club car park (near Ambleside)

Leader: Charlotte (+ Richard) 07580722866

Please text if you would like to car share.

Mon 2 Jan - Broughton

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From Broughton we will head along the old railway towards Coniston. Then towards Woodlands. Remainder of route TBA.
Distance: 8 miles
Start: Outside the Manor Arms, The Square, Broughton-in-Furness, 1100
Leader: Tom 07884493081, tgrs013@yahoo.co.uk

New Years Eve cocktail party

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"Time to drink champagne and dance on the table "
Rob and Becky invite you to a New Years Eve cocktail party at their house in Windermere.
Please phone for more details
0777 398 6512

Tue 27 Dec - Scout Scar, Cunswick Scar and Serpentine Woods

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Start: Large verge on side of road just outside Kendal by foot of Scout Scar (SD 503 918) at 11:00
Distance: 5 miles
Time: 3 hours including a Christmas cake and tea stop at our house
Ascent: 200m
Grade: 1

A local walk in the festive period designed to get us out for some fresh air and welcome new members to the group. We begin by walking up to the mushroom on Scout Scar before going on to Cunswick Scar and then across the golf course and through Serpentine Woods. We will then be popping into our house for home-made Christmas cake and then walking back up through Kendal towards the cars.

Leader: Vicky and Howard (07835 416262 and 0789 1952813)

Photos from Windermere

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Dan's photos from his Wander above Windermere on Sunday:

Sun 18 Dec - Winter Wander above Windermere

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Start Point: Windermere train station car park (££ if you park there!) (G.R.- SD 414 986) @ 11.00
Description: A gentle saunter up Orrest Head / the Dubbs Road / Longmire Road / Far Orrest / Elleray Bank.
Distance: 7.25 miles (11.7 km)
Total Ascent: 281 metres (919 ft.)
High Point: 'Top' of Dubbs Road - 275 metres (902 ft.)
Time: 3 - 4 hours
Grade: 2
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Sat 17 Dec - Pumpkins Christmas Meal

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We have booked a table at Pumpkins Bistro in Kendal for 7pm. Price for 3 courses is £14 and £11 for two courses. If you would like to come please email me by the 30th November with your menu choices.

Menu:
Starters:
Cream of Parsnip Soup with roll and butter (V)
Home made chicken liver pate with toast and apple chutney
Prawn platter with salad garnish
Dolmades, vine leaves stuffed with rice, mint and spices and salad

Main course (all served with roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables):
Roast farm fresh turkey with stuffing, cranberry sauce and chipolata sausage
Home-made game pie with rich red wine gravy
Salmon roulade with prawn in a white wine and lemon sauce
Pumpkin nut roast served with Provencal sauce (V)

Desserts:
Traditional Christmas pudding with rum sauce
Tiramisu
Home-made toffee pudding and butterscotch sauce
Apple, cinnamon and raisin crumble and custard

All followed by coffee and mints

We will also be doing a secret santa on the evening. Please bring a present for up to £5 in value to be chosen by someone else at random and you can then select a present for yourself.

Leader: Howard (0789 1952813, howard.pim@googlemail.com)

Sun 11 Dec - Scafell Pike (via corridor route)

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Route: Wasdale Head, Sty Head, Corridor route, Scafell Pike, Return to Wasdale Head via Shoulder of Lingmell.
Meeting time: 10.15 am
Suggested meeting time for Low Wood: 9am (I will not be there)
Starting point: (free) parking area at Wasdale Head
Grid Reference: SD 187 085
Distance: approx 8miles
Time: 6 Hours

Owing to the time of year headlamps or torches considered essential in case of late descent into valley. If the conditions are wintry winter walking gear will be necessary. I reserve the right to modify the route if conditions are bad.

Contact Mobile Number: Malcolm 07826486155

Photos from Skiddaw

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Alister's photos from last week's attempt at Skiddaw:

Sun 4 Dec - Castlerigg Stone Circle and Latrigg

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A low level walk with some steep ascent, that brings you from the lakeside to a Neolithic stone circle, and then on to the summit of Latrigg for a rewarding view of Keswick and Derwent water.

From Keswick town centre, the walk takes us up to the top of Castlehead, then down to the lakeside and on to Friar's crag. Crossing into Great wood, ascending the forest track to Castlerigg farm then leads us into fields and eventually to Castlerigg stone circle. After pausing to explore this ancient monument, we then stroll down country lanes to the A66 underpass and start the ascent of Latrigg. This route is highly recommended for those who have been only been to Latrigg from the nearby car park, and gone away disappointed, as this brings a new perspective to such a little hill. Descending along the Cumbria Way and through Fitz park takes us back to the start point.

Distance: 9 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Total ascent: 450m
Grade: 2.5
Start: 10 am at Keswick Museum and Art Gallery on Station Road. Grid ref. NY 269237. Free parking on Brundholme Road (a few yards down the road from the Museum).
Leader: Phil (07958 698905)

Sat 3 Dec - Ceilidh

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Book your place soon-it's very popular and sells out very quickly!

DATE: Sat 3rd Dec

VENUE: KENDAL PARISH HALL 19:30-23.30

BAND: TUMBLING TOM

ENTERTAINMENT: CROOK MORRIS & THE KENDAL REVELLERS

TICKETS: £8 ADULTS

includes: MINCE PIE MINCE PIE

MULLED WINE NON ALCOHOLIC PUNCH

No tickets ! Wrist bands will be distributed to you in advance of the event. You fix around your wrist on the day before you arrive and so entry will be simpler and quicker.

Reserve your wrist band by e-mailing Martyn (mention that you belong to Summitt Good walking group): blackhat.martyn@googlemail.com
You can also do this by phone to 01539 720551.

Contact Charlotte (07580722866) for more information.

Sun 27 Nov - Skiddaw via Longside Edge

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Note change of start time to 9:30

A club classic we haven't attempted this since 2009 when we finally succeeded after all those failed attempts. Lets see if my luck is as bad as Jeremy's leading this walk. Its an interesting route up Longside Edge avoiding the popular tourist route. Ps grizedale ideas being saved for another time

Distance: 6.5 miles
Time: 4 – 5 hours
Ascent: 800 meters
Grade 3
Start: 9:30am @ the small layby on the Orthwaite road 500 metres north of the junction with A591. Grid ref NY 237 311 Leader: Matt 07878352150

Photos from Jenny Brown's point

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Phil's photos from Vicky's walk:

Sun 20 Nov - Leighton Hall and Jenny Brown's Point

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Start: Large verge on side of road in Yealand Storrs (SD 494 761) at 10:00
Distance: 8 ½ miles
Time: 5 hours including a tea stop in Silverdale
Ascent: 200m
Grade: 2

We walk from Yealand Storrs through the parkland of Leighton Hall and on to the limestone shore at Jenny Brown’s Point and Jack Scout. We return through woods with limestone scars and pavement almost hidden by crag fast yews and hazel copses.

Leader: Vicky (07835 416262)

Sun 13 Nov - Birkrigg Common & Furness Stroll

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Start Point: Parking between 'coast road' (A5087 - signed from Ulverston as 'Barrow via Coastal Route') & edge of Morecambe Bay's beach (G.R. - SD 301 742) @ 11.00
Description: follow beach (nr. Bardsea) / Sea Wood / Birkrigg Common / Sunbrick / Holme Bank / Great Urswick (poss. drink stop at the General Burgoyne pub?) / past Woodside Farm / Far Mount Barrow / N. side of Birkrigg Common / Bardsea Green & back to cars.
Distance: 8 miles ( 12.9 km)
Total Ascent: 176 metres (577 ft.)
High Point: Birkrigg Common - 136 metres (446 ft.)
Time: 4 hours
Grade: 2
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Photos from Askham/Ullswater

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Lots of photos from Dan and Phil from Sunday's walk:

Photos from Kendal Fireworks

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Phil's photos from the fireworks at Kendal Castle on Saturday:

Photos from Pendle

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Dan's photos from Claire's Pendle walk:

Sun 6 November - Askham to Pooley Bridge to Howtown via Ullswater

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A lowish-level walk from Askham to Pooley Bridge (via Heughscar Hill). Catch the 12.10 Ullswater 'Steamers' (ferry) to Howtown (£5.80 single), and return to Askham via lakeside path. If the weathergods cooperate, we should have fine views of the Pennines, Ullswater and the Helvellyn range.

The lakeside path is very muddy, so gaiters and boots are recommended.

Length: approx. 8 miles, 800 feet of ascent

Start time: 09.30 to allow plenty of time to catch the 12.10 ferry from Pooley Bridge

Car share: 08.50 from Morrisons car park, Kendal (I won't be there)

Start point: Askham Village car park, NY513237
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=351350&y=523750&z=0&sv=NY513237&st=5&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf

Leader: Anne (07598877938)

Sat 5th Nov - Curry and Fireworks in Kendal

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Sat 5th November. Rob (0777 398 6512) has booked a table at the Eastern Balti, Wildman Street for 9 p m after the fireworks. Fireworks start at 7.30 at kendal castle. Meet at the Castle pub 7pm. Wear wellies or boots at fireworks as very muddy !
Please phone or text Rob to book a place for the meal. Thankyou.
This event is on Saturday 5th November. The organiser The Round Table put the wrong date on their website! See you on Saturday

Photos from Tarn Hows

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Phil's photos from Claire's walk a couple of weeks ago:

Sun 30 Oct - Pendle Hill

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This walk takes in the Pendle circular route passing through woodlands, alongside streams and over fields. First we ascend Spence Moor, and circle round passing over Black Hill to reach the trig point at Pendle Hill. Easy, slightly steep descent back to Barley with sweeping views of the surrounding area.

Start: 1030am Barley Green car park (cost £1), GR SD823403. Don't forget that the clocks go back on Saturday night, so you get an extra hour in bed. The car park is likely to fill up fairly quickly, so early arrival is advised. There's a cafe in the car park, so early arrival means plenty of time for a cup of tea or bacon roll before the walk. No excuses for being late!

Estimated journey time from Kendal 1h15. Take A65 to Long Preston, when road divides, turn right towards Nelson, pass through Gisburn, continue on road to outskirts of Blacko, taking very small right turn signposted Roughlee (Blacko Bar Road - this is found immediately after a right turn to Downham, blind corner). Continue along road for approx 4 miles to Barley. Car park is on your right.

Distance: 7.5 miles
Grade: 2
Leader: Claire D 07511259791 - Please contact me to arrange car sharing

Fri 28 Oct - Social in Sedbergh

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Friday 28th October: home-made pizza evening at my house in Sedbergh starting at 7:30pm.
Please bring your own drinks and any card games or board games it could be fun to do as a group.

If you are interested in coming, please let me know and I will send you the address.

07518479409
nathaliewilliams@wanadoo.fr

Sun 16 Oct - Autumn colour, leaves and Tarn Hows

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This is a lovely walk that wanders round tracks, through fields and woods taking in the best that the Autumn season has to offer. At this time of year all the trees are changing colour and the landscape is changing. This walk has been carefully choosen to show the best of this.

Starting in Elterwater we head towards Little Langdale climbing steadily through an old quarry to Slaters Bridge and on to High Tilberthewaite. The walk then follows a series of footpaths and metalled tracks dropping down into Coniston where we will stop at a tea shop. This is approx half way.

Leaving Coniston we continue through a series of fields and forestry tracks showing the trees at their best. The route then continues past Tom Ghyll falls ascending to Tarn Hows. We will walk alongside the Tarn for a while before taking a stoney bridleway that contours round Black Fell and takes us back to Elterwater for further refreshment.

Start: 9.30 am Elterwater, car park north of B5343, (free). GR: 329 051
Distance: 13 miles
Grade: 2 due to distance. Walking terrain is mostly Grade 1 with only 2 short ascents to High Tilberthewaite and to Tarn Hows.
Estimated walking time with Tea Shop stop in Coniston: 6-7 hours.
Leader: Claire D - 07511259791

Pudding and Planning meeting

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Pudding and Planning meeting at Claires house

Meeting to plan the group's winter programme. This will also be the group's AGM.

Everyone bring puddings to eat and beverages to drink

Claire mobile 07511 259 791

Matthew mobile 07878 352 150

Photos from York weekend

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Another photo from Paul:

Group photo from the Dungeon tour:

Dan's photos from the York weekend:

7-9 Oct - City break, York (Summitt Good Members only)

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Option of travelling to York Friday late afternoon / evening, or meet up with us on Saturday. (Car sharing as much as possible). Staying at York YHA, price will be around £20ish per night, (£3 supplement for non-members, I assume we will have to pay for breakfast on top of this).

The general plan will be to spend Saturday in York, numerous things to do, such as tour of York Minster, walk around the walls, museums, shopping etc. Anyone wanting to go on a guided ghost tour in the evening, these occur nightly at a cost of £5. Then Sunday there will be a walk to see the Kilburn White Horse.

York YHA is a busy hostel, so if you would like to come pls get in touch with Emma on 07773 202845 or e-mail emmakdavies@yahoo.co.uk, by the 30th April, and I will book the accommodation, may be able to get a group discount if enough of us. (After this pls note you will be responsible for finding your own accommodation). I will need a deposit up front, exact amount will be dependant on what hostel require. Then I will specify a date for full payment if need balance before we arrive.

Photos from Corney Fell/Dunnerdale

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Dan's photos from his Corney Fell/Dunnerdale walk from last weekend:

Assorted photos

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Assorted photos from the last couple of months from Dan:

Sun 2nd Oct - High Crag and High Stile

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A high level walk in the Western fells which on a clear day offers views across the valleys of Buttermere and Ennerdale, and over the Solway Firth to Scotland.

From Buttermere village across the isthmus, we start the long climb through Burtness Wood to Bleaberry Tarn. A quick diversion to Dodd is followed by a steep ascent up Red Pike (755m). The going becomes easier (weather dependent!) as we continue to High Stile, before descending via High Crag and Seat to Scarth Gap, and returning along the lakeside edge back to the start.

Distance: 5.5 miles
Time: 4.5 hrs
Total ascent: 920m
Grade: 3
Start: 10.00 am at Buttermere-Newlands pass junction (B5289). Grid ref NY176170.
Directions: From the A66 in Keswick, the most car-friendly road is the Whinlatter pass B5292 (turn off at Braithwaite), go through High Lorton and follow signs to Buttermere. Free car parking on the Newlands pass at the junction to Buttermere village.
Leader: Phil (07958 698905)

Sun 25 Sep - Corney Fell/Dunnerdale

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Start Point: Lay-by on LHS of road (between Duddon Bridge & Corney Fell) where Duddon Hall is on RHS (G.R. SD 192 895) @ 11.00
Description: Beckstones / Logan Beck Bridge / Ulpha Park / Frith Hall / Ulpha Mill / Rainsbarrow Wood / Ulpha / Stonegarth Wood / Middle Park / Beckfoot
Distance: 6.25 miles (10.1 km)
Total Ascent: 210 metres (689 ft.)
High Point: Ulpha Park - 185 metres (607 ft.)
Time: 4 hours
Grade: 1 - 2
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Sun 18 Sep - Great Gable

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Sod it weathers going to be nice so gonna try and do Great Gable again

Ascend Green Gable via Sourmilk gill. Go across Windy Gap, up Great Gable, back down to the stretcher box and down across Stockley bridge back to the cars.

Start - 10:30 am at Seathwaite (turn off from the Honister rd) meet by the gate where road ends.

Accent - 930m

Distance - 10km

Time - 5.5 hours

Leader: Matt 07878352150

ps phone if you want to arrange car sharing from kendal

August Photos

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Some photos from various walks in August:

Sun 11 Sep - Claife Heights and Latterbarrow

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Forecast isn't looking hugely promising at this stage so I think I'll just go for a low level walk taking in a couple of Wainwright Outlying Fells. I had planned to do something big but I'd rather go for something which isn't weather dependant.

Start Point: Car Park in Hawkshead at 10am
Length: 11 miles - 6 hours walking?
Description: Hawkshead - Latterbarrow - Wray Castle - Windermere lakeshore path - Claife Heights - Near Sawrey - Esthwaite Water
Leader: Ruth P(07891 186774)

Photos from Latterbarrow

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Phil's photos from today's walk:

9th Sept - Kendal torchlight parade

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Kendal torchlight parade this friday,
if you want to watch it meet at the brewery by the clock at 7:30
Leader (sort of) Matthew mobile: 07878352150

Sun 4 Sep 2011 - Leader needed

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If you are able to lead a walk today, please email Tom with the details.

Sat 3 Sep - Social - Mintfest

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Mintfest social: meet at 8pm at entrance to Maude's Meadow park (Noble's rest) Kendal (near the Premier Inn and the library)

For more details please see Mintfest website:
http://lakesalive.org/our-events/mintfest-2011/ or contact Charlotte.

Sun 28th Aug - Coniston Range (Avoiding the Old Man's tourists!)

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Start Point: Coniston's main P & D car park, next to the T.I.C. (G.R. - SD 303 975) @ 10.00
Description: Coniston village / Coppermines / Levers Water / Swirl Hawse / Prison Band / Swirl How / Goat's Hawse / Goat's Water / Walna Scar Road / Sun Hotel (?)
Distance: 8 miles (12.9 km)
Total Ascent: 860 metres (2820 ft.)
High Point: Cairn / Path junction above Black Crag - 796 metres ( 2611 ft.)
Time: 6 hours
Grade: 3 / 4
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Sun 21 Aug - Howgills

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A good challenging walk in a lovely part of the Howgills with great views over the town and over to the surrounding Yorkshire dales and Cumbrian Fells (weather permitting) a nice change to the Lake district and a lot quieter A steep climb out of the town on well marked out paths of loose stone/gravel. Heading up to Scoolbank, Arant Haw, The Calf (highest point of the day) then dropping down the other side we head around the valley side, then as a extra treat a steepish walk back up and over Winder then we follow the main path back down the other side back down in to Sedbergh.

Starting time: 10.00am
Starting point: Sedbergh, at the the end of the main street go on Long lane below Westwood books, parking on the roadside (free parking). Grid reference 662-921 OS map Howgill fells & Upper Eden Valley. OL19.
Walking time: 6 hours.
Distance: 12 miles.
Highest Point: 676 metres (The Calf)
Grade: 3/4
Leader: Peter 07884408269.

Sun 14 Aug 2011 - Whin Rigg and Illgill Head

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Route: Irton Pike, along the ridge to Whin Rigg and Illgill Head, then down to Burnmoor Tarn, and back via Miterdale.
Start: 1000 at the car park at Irton Pike on the left of the road from as you head from Santon Bridge to Eskdale Green, NY122012. Click here for a map.
Distance: Approx 11 miles, total ascent approx 600 metres.
Leader: Tom (07884 493081)

Sun 7 Aug - Lord's Seat and Whinlatter

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Route: A visit to a quiet unfrequented area in the centre of the Lakes with views towards Skiddaw, Bassenthwaite and Grisedale Pike. Steep ascent to Barf, then easy walking along a grassy ridgeline to Lord's Seat, Broom Fell, and another short ascent through woodland to Whinlatter and return through Whinlatter Forest, with a stop for tea and cakes at the Visitor Centre.
Distance: 9 miles
Time: 5 hours + breaks
Grade: 3
Start: 10.00, Powter How car park (free) at NY220265, about 1 mile north of Thornthwaite
Leader: Claire D 07511259791

Sat 6 Aug - Bike Ride - Eskdale - Cancelled

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Cancelled

Sun 31 July - Kentmere Horseshoe

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Start - Kentmere church (456041) at 9:30

Distance - 12 - 13 miles

Ascent - 1136 metres

Grade - 4 / 5

Time - 5 - 7 hours

Description - A hilly and strenuous walk but very rewarding. Weather looks good too! Shipman Knotts, Kentmere Pike, Harter Fell, Mardale Ill Bell, Froswick, Ill Bell ..... Back to Church.

Clare A - 07729021534

Sun 24 July - Cross Bay Walk

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Can everyone who is doing the cross bay walk please email me (Claire) about transport arrangements. If you want to do it but haven't entered please do so as soon as poss as we need to organise car shuffles.

Thanks Claire 07511259791 claireduncan@rocketmail.com

Join us for the famous Cross Bay Walk with Cedric Robinson and the Bay Search and Rescue.

The walk is approximately 8 miles - for more information and booking see
http://www.baysearchandrescue.org.uk/cross-bay-walk/

PLEASE BOOK YOURSELVES ON INDIVIDUALLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.
The cost is £10 for the charity so you can raise this in sponsorship.

Photos from Helvellyn

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Phil's photos from his walk yesterday:

And some more photos from Dan:

Sat 23 July - Helvellyn

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One of the classic walks in the Lakes, Helvellyn via Striding edge is an unforgettable experience. Starting from Glenridding, we pass by Lanty's Tarn and start the long climb to Birkhouse Moor, to reach the top at 718m. After walking past Hole-in-the-wall we soon reach the beginning of Striding edge. In places there are significant drops on either side, but nowhere on the ridge do you need to suffer exposure that makes you feel uncomfortable as there are many paths at lower levels. The final ascent of Helvellyn is steep but eventually rewarding (summit at 950m). Descent via Swirral edge and Catstye Cam to Greenside Road and back to the car park.

This is a high level walk with significant exposure - fell-walking experience and a head for heights is essential! The route is weather dependent and an alternative route will be followed in the event of poor conditions.

Distance: 7.5 miles
Time: 5 hrs
Total ascent: 830m
Grade: 4
Start: 10.00 am at Tourist Information Centre car park, Glenridding. Grid ref NY386169
Leader: Phil (07958 698905)

Photos from Black Fell/Tarn Hows

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Photos from Alister's diverted Wetherlam walk last Sunday:

Sun 17 Jul - Wetherlam, Swirl How, Great and Little Carrs and Wet Side Edge

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Start: Low Tilberthwaite car park@ 9.30 Grid ref. NY 306 009 Turn sharp right off the A593 Ambleside to Coniston road about 1.5 miles before Coniston (second right after High Yewdale farm) Sign posted Tilberthwaite.
Length: 8.5 miles
Total Ascent: 900+ metres
Duration: About 6 hours
Grade: 3/4 fairly strenuous at times and involving a bit of scrambling up Wetherlam Edge. If bad weather an alternative lower level walk will be done instead.
Contact: Alister 0776 1433 437

Photo from Kirkby Lonsdale

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Paul's photo from yesterday evening's walk

Photos from Stony Cove Pike

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Dan's photos from the walk on Sunday

Tue 12 Jul - Evening walk around Kirkby Lonsdale

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Start: Meet 7pm at Devil's Bridge (SD 618 782) - plenty of free parking.
Description: Walk across the fields to Sellet Mill trig point and then down into Whittington before joining the rive Lune and returning to Kirkby for a refreshing drink.
Distance: Approx 5 km
Time: Approx 2 hours
Leader: Vicky (07835 416262)

Sun 10 July - Stony Cove Pike, Troutbeck Valley & Wansfell

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This is a reasonably long, but very varied, walk that starts with an ascent from the Kirkstone Pass , via St Raven’s Edge, to Stony Cove Pike. A steep descent from here leads into the tranquil and gentle surroundings of the Troutbeck Valley which we follow to Troutbeck village. Another climb is required to Wansfell and Baystones and from there we drop down to the track that parallels, and eventually joins, The Struggle. A section of road returns us to The Kirkstone Inn and refreshments ahoy!

Distance: 12.25 miles
Time: about 8 hours
Ascent: 740 metres
Terrain: pretty much every type of terrain found in the fells: steep ascents and descents on rough ground in the high fells, valley bog with no footpaths, but also well-defined stone tracks and paths in some places. Bon voyage!
Start: Kirkstone Pass Inn car park NGR: NY 401 081 @ 9:30am
Contact: Jeremy 07899 923019

Photos from Eden Valley

2011-07-04T23:19:00.000+01:00

Dan's photos from yesterday's Eden Valley walk

Sun 3 July - Eden Valley - Kirkby Stephen to “Giants Graves” & Smardale Fell

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Distance: Approx 9 miles
Grade: 2
Start: Meet at supermarket end of Morrisons car park, Kendal, for car share at 9.30 or at free car park on Silver Street, Kirkby Stephen (next to Secondary school) at 10.15.
Description: This is a technically straightforward walk across meadow, old railway line and fell, very scenic with lots of variety and great views. Leaving Kirkby Stephen we cross fields to intersect with the disused Tebay branch line, now Greenriggs Nature Reserve. Follow the line to Smardale Hall and then rejoin as it becomes Smardale Gill nature reserve passing under a viaduct of the Settle- Carlisle line. We leave the old railway line to climb toward Smardale Fell passing the “Giants Graves” (prehistoric burial mounds). A gentle climb over the open fell before descending back across fields into Kirkby Stephen in time for refreshments in the town.
Contact: Lucy 07929125587

Sat 2 Jul - Bike Ride - Around Bampton & Askam

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A loop on quiet lanes and with fine open scenery from Askam to Bampton Grange and back to Askam.
Lunch stop half way at the Crown & Mitre Inn in Bampton Grange.

Start 11am Askam Village car park (NY513237)
Distance: 9 miles (a short one as I know some of you are busy later in the day)
Level: Easy

Organised by Linda (07717 313073)

Photos from Hadrian's Wall

2011-06-27T23:00:00.000+01:00

Dan's photos from yesterday's Hadrian's Wall walk.

Photo from Glaramara

2011-06-27T22:47:00.001+01:00

Dan's one photo from Emma's Glaramara walk:

Sun 26 Jun - Hadrian's Wall

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A varied circular route taking in the most beautiful part (in my opinion) of the Hadrians Wall Path as well as the Pennine Way. We will start by heading west to Cawfield Crags, before heading north east to admire the craggy north face of the wall. Once we meet the Pennine Way it will take us back to the wall just west of Housesteads Fort. The route will take us past the famous “Robin Hoods Tree” (Sycamore Gap).

Start: 11am Steel Rigg car park Grid Reference: NY 751 676 (OS Outdoor Leisure 43). 30 minutes from M6 Junction 43 Carlisle. Take the A69 east to Greenhead and the A6318 Military Road signed Chollerford to Once Brewed. At the Youth Hostel turn left and head up the hill until you reach the Steel Rigg car park on the right. Parking £3 for the day.
Car share from Carlisle at 10am - call leader to arrange.

Walk time 5.5 - 6 hours
Distance 12 miles
Highest Point 345m
Grade 2-3 (undulating but 3 due to distance)
Please bring plenty to eat and drink as well as clothes for all weathers as the terrain can be quite harsh. If the weather is really bad we will have the opportunity to cut the walk down in length.

Opportunity for drink afterwards at the Twice Brewed Inn.

Leader: Linda (07717 313073)

Sat 25 Jun - Social in Carlisle

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I have booked a table for 12 people at 7pm at Alexandros Greek Restaurant on Warwick Road in Carlisle. I have been there a few times before and it's really nice. The restaurant require us to pre-order so i have provided a link to their website below:
http://www.thegreek.co.uk

If you would like to come along please let me know asap on 07717 313073 or drop me an email on linda_jackson80@hotmail.com along with your menu choices. This booking cannot be increased (due to a another large party being booked in that night) so these places will be given on a first come first served basis.

Photos from Kentmere

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Some photos from last week's Kentmere walk:

Tue 21 Jun - Evening Walk Gummers How

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Gummers Hows and Simpson ground reservoir
4.6 miles
400m accent
Take about 2 Hours
Meetup at 7 at Fellfoot

Leader: Matt 07878 352150
Checking with boss if we can use my workplace for parking

Sun 19 Jun - Glaramara

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Distance: 16km

Grade: 3 / 4

Start: By the school at Stonethwaite, GR: 259 140
Take the B5289 out of Keswick, travel south, down the eastern edge of Derwentwater. 10km from Keswick take the turning for Stonethwaite on the left hand side. School is a couple of hundred metres down this lane.

Plenty of parking all along the side of the lane, or can use the school playground for a small donation.

Start time: 9am. 7.5 - 8hrs

Starting height 10m. Skirt around the bottom of the fell, then steep climb up to Thornthwaite fell and onto Glaramara, (783m). Its then very undulating across the top of the fell to Allen Crags, (785m). Drop down to Angle Tarn, before a long descent down the Langstrath Valley to the tea shop in Stonethwaite, (if its still open, otherwise there will be an alternative refreshment stop)

Contact: Emma 07773 202845

Sat 18 June - Wild Camp

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18th June - opportunity for a wild camp by Derwentwater, (very weather dependant!!)

This will be a good 'taster' for anyone thinking of trying a wildcamp. The club does have some tents that people can borrow, will need to get in touch with Rob to arrange this. Must get in touch with Emma by Wednesday 15th June if interested. Possibility of some communal cooking with everyone making a contribution towards cost. Parking will be a problem so will need to do as much car sharing as possible.

Contact: Emma 07773 202845

Sun 12 June - Kentmere Horseshoe

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Start point: Kentmere church (free) or field slightly to South of river (small fee, honesty box) (GR 456042) @ 9:30am

Description: A classic lakeland horseshoe, climbing Yoke, and then along the ridge to Ill Bell, Froswick, and round to Mardale Ill Bell and then southwards over Harter Fell, Kentmere Pike and Shipman Knotts

Distance: 12 miles

Total ascent: 1100m

High point: Harter Fell (880m ish)

Time: 8 hours

Grade: 4, a long but rewarding day

Leader: Howard (0789 195 2813)

Sat 11 Jun - Kentmere Bunkhouse

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I have booked Magg's Howe camping barn (http://www.maggshowe.co.uk/) for the Sat 11th June. Sleeping up to 12 people, cost max £15 per head depending on numbers + food.

Places allocated on a first come first served basis. I need numbers by 31st March and without sufficient interest this event will need to be cancelled.

Leader: Howard (0789 195 2813)

Photos from Reston Scar

2011-06-08T21:55:00.000+01:00

Phil's photos from yesterday's walk:

Photos from Rannerdale

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Phil's photos from his Rannerdale walk a few weeks ago.

Tue 7 June 2011 - Evening Walk - Reston Scar

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The prominent peak of Reston Scar is one of the most recognisable sights when travelling between Kendal and Windermere, and walking to the top is a pleasant way to spend an evening.
A short ascent on tracks and grassy paths soon takes us to the summit and a great viewpoint for such a small hill. Descending through fields, a little further on is the lower peak of Hugill Fell. The path returns us back into Staveley where welcome refreshment awaits.

Distance: 2 miles
Time: 1.5 hrs
Total ascent: 170m
Grade: 1
Start: 7.00 pm at Wood Mill yard car park, Staveley. Grid ref SD470984
Leader: Phil (07958 698905)

Sun 5 June - Water Yeat

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Start Point: Water Yeat (G.R. SD 288 891) @ 11.00
Description: Water Yeat / Nibthwaite Grange / Bell Wood / Hill Park Wood / Sayles Farm / Bridgefield / Lowick Bridge (+ Red Lion Inn) / Tuto Moss / Lin Crag Farm / The Low / Greenholme Farm / Water Yeat
Distance: 7 miles (11.3 km)
Total Ascent: 242 metres (794 ft.)
High Point: above Hill Park Farm - 160 metres (525 ft.)
Time: 4.5 - 5 hours
Grade: 2
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Sat 4 June - Social - Artisan Restaurant

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Saturday 4th June 7.30pm
Booths Artisan Restaurant Kendal
Can you let me know numbers by the 21st May
Organised by Peter: 07884408269, peter.german2@googlemail.com

Sat 4 Jun - Bike Ride– Iron Keld & Tilberthwaite

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We make a gentle start down the river from Elterwater to Skelwith Bridge, then meander along lanes to Knipe Fold. A long, steady climb on byway and forest track to Iron Keld is rewarded with 2km of flowing downhill. Briefly onto the A593, then track down through Hodge Close quarry and up to High Tilberthwaite. Next comes the only challenging offroad climb on the route, but the fast rocky descent into Little Langdale more than compensates. After a potential stop at the Three Shires, follow the ‘challenging option’ signpost before taking the slightly more challenging option of the rutted, rooty descent through Sawrey’s Wood. Wind down with an easy loop up Great Langdale past Oak Howe and back to the Britannia.

Start: Meet at Britannia Inn, Elterwater (NY328048) 10:30am
Distance: 26km / 16 miles: 7 miles road, 9 miles offroad
Ascent (and just as importantly, descent): 700m / 2,300ft
Time: 3–4 hours
Grade: Red
Organiser: Aled: 07825050897

Photos from Hart Crag

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Alister's photos from Hart Crag last Sunday:

Sun 29 May - Hart Crag

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PLEASE CAN YOU LET ME KNOW IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON COMING ON THE WALK, BECAUSE IF NOT ENOUGH INTEREST WILL BE POSTPONED TO ANOTHER TIME.

Start Point: Cow Bridge - between Brothers Water & Patterdale (GR NY 403134) @ 10:00
Description: Along Dovedale Beck up to Hart Crag, along Hartsop above How and back down to Brothers Water.
Distance: 8 miles
Total Ascent: around 700 metres
Time: 5 hours
Grade: 3
Leader: Lisa (07967442702) or lisa_9753@hotmail.com

Sun 22 May - Great Gable

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There will be alternate walk if weathers bad on day

Ascend Green Gable via Sourmilk gill. Go across Windy Gap, up Great Gable, come back along the climbers traverse beneath Great Napes and down across Stockley bridge back to the cars.

Start - 10:00am at Seathwaite (turn off from the Honister rd) meet by the gate where road ends.

Accent - 930m

Distance - 10km

Time - 5.5 hours

Leader: Matt (New Temp Number 07867848290)

Tue 17 May - Evening Walk - Arnside Knott

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This is a relaxing evening stroll that takes in first the coastline around the edge of Arnside Prom. Providing the tide is out we will be walking along the beach and heading up through woods with a high chance of seeing some deer. We then take a footpath heading up to the viewpoint on Arnside Knott at 159m and onto the Trig Point a short distance away. A gentle descent into Arnside takes us back to the coast and our cars with the pub literally over the road.

Start: Carparking at end of Arnside prom. Grid Ref SD454786
Time: Start 7pm
Distance: 3 1/2 miles.
Time: 1.5 - 2 hours
Grade: 1
Leader: Claire D - 07511259791

Sun 15 May - Rannerdale bluebells walk

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A walk with some small ups and downs in one of the most picturesque valleys of the Lake District.

From the path below Whiteside, to a short climb up Brackenthwaite Hows, we then descend through woodland where red squirrels hide out, reaching the edge of Crummock water and a shoreline path. On arriving in Rannerdale, a spectacular display of bluebells covering the fields is a sight worth seeing. A steady ascent of Rannerdale Knotts provides amazing views of the entire valley, followed by a steep descent and a return to the start.

Distance: 7.5 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Total ascent: 350m
Grade: 2.5
Start: 10 am at Lanthwaite Green car park. Grid ref. NY159208
Leader: Phil (07958 698905)

Sat 14 May - Bike Ride - Whinlatter

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Start Point: Parking at the (free) car park near the bottom of Whinlatter Pass
(G.R. NY 227 238) @ 10.00
Description: Whinlatter Pass / Blaze Bridge / Hopebeck / Brackenthwaite / Lanthwaite / beside Crummock Water / Buttermere (village) / Newlands Hause / Birkrigg / Stoneycroft / Braithwaite
Distance: 17 miles (27.4km / all ON ROADS!)
Leader: Dan (on 01229 832840 [eves.] or 07919 831237)

Sun 8 May 2011 - Grasmere

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A Stroll around Grasmere's lake

This is a very gentle walk following keswick to barrow for those who perhaps want to stretch out tired legs or for those wanting to come and laugh at us all.

Starting at Pelter Bridge (NY365059), we will walk around Loughrigg Terrace and the lake shore to Grasmere where there will be a teashop and food stop if people would like to eat. Return to Pelter Bridge via the coffin route for drinks at the Badger Bar.

Note - Option of Loughrigg summit from Pelter Bridge for those who wish to visit but I am unlikely to be leading you there due to keswick to barrow. We will arrange a meeting point.

Start Time 10.30 Pelter Bridge car park
Grade 1 without Loughrigg. An easy Grade 2 with.
Leader Claire D 07511259791.

Sat 7 May 2011 - Keswick to Barrow

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Fri 6 May - car shuffle: Claire, Phil and Vicky to take cars to Barrow.

Katalin - please contact Claire to arrange collection of tag on Friday.

Sat 7 May - Park at layby near Dale Bottom Caravan Park (see http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=329320&Y=521890&A=Y&Z=120 for map). Paul to collect Firoz, Phil and Jeremy. Tom to collect Claire, Matt and Sheena. Meet 0520 at portable toilets by start point. NB it takes approximately 10 min to walk from layby to start point.

Grasmere - Support to be arranged (Linda please contact Claire)

Lowick - Volunteer needed for support (Dan can't make it)

There are also several checkpoints with drinks and one with food provided by the organisers.

Pizza in Barrow after everyone has completed the walk.

Sponsor forms may be downloaded from http://www.keswick2barrow.co.uk/sponsor_forms.asp - please note minimum amount of sponsorship per person is £60.

email claireduncan@rocketmail.com 07511259791

Photos from Cross Fell

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Photos from Cross Fell from Dan and Alister:

Sun 1 May - Cross Fell

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Leader: Anne (075 988 77 938)

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN THIS WALK. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WALK WILL ONLY GO AHEAD IN GOOD WEATHER - OTHERWISE, AN ALTERNATIVE WALK WILL BE ARRANGED FROM THE SAME STARTING POINT.

Cross Fell - The highest point in the Pennines (893 m). A very different landscape to the Lake District, with views of the Pennines to the East, and across to the Lake District to the West.

Route: Past Kirkland Hall, then up the old corpse road to Garrigill, then along the Pennine Way over the summit to Tees Head. Descent via Wildboar Scar, then return via the Hanging Walls of Mark Anthony.

Distance: Approx 10 miles

Time: 5.5-6.5 hours

Ascent: Approx 700 m

Grade: 3-4

Start: 10.00, Kirkland, Parking is available on the roadside verges near
the church, Grid Ref NY645325.

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=364550&y=532550&z=3&sv=364550,52550&st=4&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf&ax=364550&ay=532550

Car share: 09.00, Morrisons (Kendal)

Leader: Anne (075 988 77 938)