Catstycam
Height: 890 metres / 2920 feet Grid reference: NY 34811 15823 Category: The Eastern Fells
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Angletarn Pikes
Hartsop – Brock Crags – Cat Crag – Angletarn Pikes (South) – Angletarn Pikes (North) – Boredale Hause – Dubhow – Hartsop
Helvellyn via Striding Edge
Start Point: Patterdale (NY 394 160) Patterdale – Hole-in-the Wall – Striding Edge – Helvellyn – Swirral Edge – Catstycam – Birkhouse Moor – Patterdale Distance: 14.2 km Total Ascent: 898 metres Time Taken: 5 hours 10 minutes Start Time: 06:40 Weather: Some cloud, clearing. 4°C After seemingly endless days of gloom and overcast skies over the last week or two,
Helvellyn via Striding Edge
Well, here we are again! It took some time from the previous post to get a follow up but at last I have managed it.
Striding Edge
WARNING: Only cross Striding Edge if you are experienced and confident enough in your own abilities to do so; many people have come to grief crossing Striding Edge. Always use a map. Do not cross in bad weather. Do not cross without being adequately attired and have the correct equipment for the weather conditions and
Place Fell
Height: 657 metres / 2156 feet Grid reference: NY 40564 16955 Category: The Far Eastern Fells
Birkhouse Moor
Height: 718 metres / 2356 feet Grid reference: NY 36344 15974 Category: The Eastern Fells Birkhouse Moor is usually climbed on the way to Helvellyn (via Striding Edge or Swirral Edge).
Watson’s Dodd
Height: 789 metres / 2589 feet Grid reference: NY 33568 19560 Category: The Eastern Fells
Great Dodd
Height: 857 metres / 2812 feet Grid reference: NY 34193 20556 Category: The Eastern Fells
The Eastern Fells
The Eastern Fells include the greatest single concentrated mass of high ground in Lakeland: a tremendous barrier running north and south, high and steep all along its length, rising to above 3000 feet on Helvellyn – the most-often climbed mountain in the Lake District. To the south and east they are separated from the Far