Route: Stickle Barn, Great Langdale - Mark Gate - Loft Crag - Pike O'Stickle - Harrison Stickle - Pavey Ark - Thunacar Knott - High Raise - Sergeant Man - Stickle Tarn - Stickle Ghyll (Mill Gill) - Stickle Barn
Distance: 6.67 miles
Ascent: 3,035ft
Time: 5 hours 45 minutes
With: Anne
Notes:
Wall to wall blue sky and sunshine. Snow patches in the valley and a good covering on the tops, no wind.
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Great Langdale from Mark Gate
Loft Crag behind (left) Thorn Crag and Harrison Stickle
Looking across Great Langdale to Blea Tarn with Side Pike to its left and Blake Rigg with Wetherlam behind on the right
Harrison Stickle from Loft Crag
Pike o' Stickle from Loft Crag's summit
Southerly panorama from Loft Crag's summit
Looking back to Loft Crag from our ascent of Pike o' Stickle
360 Panorama from Pike o' Stickle's summit
Looking north to Skiddaw from Pike o' Stickle's summit
Loft Crag with a flare behind Gimmer Crag with the mountain rescue helicopter just above Blea Tarn in the photo
Looking back to Loft Crag from our ascent of Harrision Stickle
Looking back to Pike o' Stickle from our ascent of Harrision Stickle
Pavey Ark with the Helvellyn fells and Fairfield beyond from Harrison Stickle's summit
Great Langdale and Windermere with a frozen Stickle Tarn directly below from Pavey Ark's summit
Heading for Thunacar Knott
360 Panorama from Thunacar Knott's summit
Great End and Great Gable from Thunacar Knott's summit tarn
Bowfell, Esk Pike, Scafell Pike and Great End from High Raise
Looking back to the Langdale Pikes with the Coniston Fells beyond from High Raise
The north western fells from High Raise's summit
Skiddaw and Blencathra from High Raise's summit
Sergeant Man from High Raise
Pavey Ark and the Coniston Fells from Sergeant Man's summit
Dollywaggon Pike, Saint Sunday Crag and Fairfield
360 Panorama from Sergeant Man's summit
Looking down on Easedale Tarn from the Sergeant Man to Blea Rigg ridge
Stickle Tarn and Harrision Stickle with the Coniston Fells and Pike o' Blisco beyond
Harrsion Stickle from Stickle Tarn
Looking across Stickle Tarn to Pavey Ark
Walking along the edge of Stickle Tarn
Stickle Ghyll
Previous Walk: Coniston Old Man, Brim Fell and Swirl How (Sun 19 Mar 2006)