Seathwaite Tarn Round
Wed 1 Oct 2003
Route: Walna Scar Road, fell gate (Seathwaite) - Seathwaite Tarn - Grey Friar - Fairfield - Great Carrs - Swirl How - Levers Hawse - Brim Fell - Coniston Old Man - Goat's Hause - Dow Crag - Buck Pike - Brown Pike - Walna Scar Road - fell gate
Distance: 10.00 miles
Ascent: 3,500ft
Time: 4 hours 40 minutes
With: On Own
Notes:
Sunshine, blue sky, hazy
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Duddon Valley
The Scafells - Slight Side, Scafell, Scafell Pike, Broad Crag and Ill Crag
Grey Friar from Seathwaite Tarn's dam
The Seathwaite Tarn dam's overflow and start of Tarn Beck
360 Panorama from Grey Friar's summit
The 'Matterhorn Rock' on Grey Friar
Halifax Bomber crash memorial, Great Carrs
Great Carrs summit
360 Panorama from Great Carrs' summit
Looking back to Great Carrs from Swirl How
Swirl How summit
360 Panorama from Swirl How's summit
Looking south from Swirl How - Great How Crags, Brim Fell with Coniston Old Man behind and Dow Crag
Levers Water with the long straight Coniston Water beyond
Seathwaite Fell with the conical Harter Fell on the right in the distance behind the southwest ridge of Grey Friar
Brim Fell summit
360 Panorama from Brim Fell's summit
Looking back towards Brim Fell from the trig point on Coniston Old Man's summit
Coniston Old Man's giant summit cairn
Looking down on Low Water and the path up to the Old Man through the quarries, the usual approach from Coniston
Dow Crag
Goat's Water from Goat's Hause
Dow Crag summit from the south
Looking back to Dow Crag from the ridge to Buck Pike
Blind Tarn and Brown Pike
The Walna Scar Road leading back down into the Duddon Valley and Harter Fell
Previous Walk: Seathwaite Fell (Wed 24 Sep 2003)
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