Walk Information

Walk route: Mungrisdale - Souther Fell - River Glenderamackin - Mungrisdale
Distance: 5.00 miles
Ascent: 1,000ft
Time: 2 hours 15 minutes
With: Anne
Conditions: An afternoon walk with blue sky, scattered clouds and sunshine
Route Map

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Photos
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The Mill Inn, Mungrisdale
Today's walk was after an excellent Sunday lunch here

Looking east to Eycott Hill

Heading across to Souther Fell's north east ridge
The fields above the Mill Inn in Mungrisdale are out of bounds which results in this detour having to be done

Looking down on Mungrisdale from Souther Fell's north east ridge

Mungrisdale and the end of Bowscale Fell's east ridge

The Tongue and Bowscale Fell's east ridge with the valley of Bullfell Beck in between

Mungrisdale below from Souther Fell's northeast ridge

The Tongue with a touch of snow on Bowscale Fell's summit (behind left)

Looking back down the top part of Souther Fell's northeast ridge

Heading for Souther Fell's summit with the Dodds in the distance

The North Pennines from Souther Fell's summit

Great Mell Fell and the north end of the High Street ridge from Souther Fell's summit

Bannerdale Crags with Blencathra behind

Bannerdale Crag's east ridge

Leaving Souther Fell's summit, Clough Head in shadow and Great Dodd in sun

Scale Fell onto Blencathra as we head for Mousthwaite col

Zooming in on Sharp Edge and Foule Crag

River Glenderamackin from Mousthwaite col, we followed the track down the valley

The infant River Glenderamackin and Souther Fell from the footbridge.
We had just descended the path on the right from Mousthwaite col

Looking down the valley of the infant River Glenderamackin with the slopes of Souther Fell on the right

Heading down the valley

River Glenderamackin

River Glenderamackin as we head for Mungrisdale

The Tongue from the edge of Mungrisdale
previous walk - Mon 24 Mar 2008 - Helvellyn and the Dodds
next walk - Mon 31 Mar 2008 - The many tops of Grange Fell