Route: Seathwaite, Borrowdale - Stockley Bridge - Grains Gill - Esk Hause - Calf Cove - Great End - Scafell Pike - Corridor Route - Sty Head - Styhead Tarn - Styhead Gill - Stockley Bridge - Seathwaite
Distance: 10.00 miles
Ascent: 3,375ft
Time: 6 hours 45 minutes
With: David Hall
Notes:
No wind, high cloud for most of the walk. A good covering of snow above 2,000ft
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Looking back north as we get into the snow as we head up by Grains Gill
North to Skiddaw and Blencathra in the far distance
North from the top of Ruddy Gill. There is an inversion over Derwent Water
Central Gully, Great End
Great Gable
Zooming in on part of Sprinkling Tarn
Great Gable and Green Gable as we head for Esk Hause
Esk Pike from Esk Hause
South from Esk Hause. Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag in the distance left. Harter Fell on the right
Esk Pike with Bowfell behind, Crinkle Crags, Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag from Great End's summit
Towards the Helvellyn fells from the top of Central Gully, Great End
North from Great End, Sprinkling Tarn and Seathwaite Fell below
The Langdale Pikes with the Howgills in the far distance from Great End's summit
Lingmell and Seatallan with the Isle of Man in the distance
Ill Crag left and Scafell Pike behind Broad Crag right from Great End's summit
Looking south with Ill Crag on the far right
Scafell Pike left and Broad Crag right
Lingmell with Pillar behind from Broad Crag Col
South from Broad Crag Col
The final pull up to Scafell Pike's summit
We were not alone on Scafell Pike's summit
Scafell from Scafell Pike
The Helvellyn range from Scafell Pike's summit
Styhead Tarn far below
Heading for the Corridor Route
Great Gable from the Corridor Route
Looking towards Sty Head from the Corridor Route
Styhead Tarn
Great End from the Stretcher Box at Sty Head
Across Styhead Tarn to Great End
Looking down on Seathwaite
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